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THESE STARS MAY PROVE TOP TARGETS IN SUMMER

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 March 2025

THE EFL PLAYERS SET TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
By Chris Dunlavy

SOME of the EFL’S biggest names and brightest stars will be out of contract at the end of the season.
Will they stay? Will they go? Either way, chances for their clubs to cash in by picking up a transfer fee disappeared with the close of the January window. Here are eight players whose futures are up in the air:
TYRHYS DOLAN
BLACKBURN ROVERS
Arguably Blackburn’s biggest star, Dolan has grown from an erratic and frustrating young winger into one of the Championship’s most exciting forwards.
Though his...

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