England has produced many powerful offensive midfielders in recent years, such as Mason Mount, Jack Grelich, Phil Foden, James Madison all played in the "three blues"; they occupy a very important position in clubs and national teams. However, some of the former talents who once gave people unlimited hope have gradually disappeared from the vision of fans, and some have become the targets of their respective teams, and some have even no class to go to.
Buckley
Ross Barkley, who is still 28 years old, is only a dispensable marginal substitute at Chelsea this season, and he can still win a little time to play when the players are full of injuries; but now that midfield injuries such as Kante and Mateo Kovacic have returned, the former Everton academy product seems to be back on the bench he is familiar with. In this season, Barkley has won 12 appearances; but when he comes on the court, he will only push and shoot like a "rampage", and he seems to be counterproductive to try too hard for performance, but shows an unnecessary impatience. I believe that his road to the Blues is coming to an end, but I don't know where his next stop will be.
Delek Ali
In the second round-robin match against Chelsea, Dele Alli could not even score the team's squad, which shows that his position in Conte's mind is already undependable. The talented midfielder, who scored 18 goals in the Premier League in one season, is no longer brave, and has struggled more than Tottenham Hotspur in the past three seasons. Mourinho had hoped to activate him with his typical "radical method", but he was completely unappreciative and broke with Mourinho. This season, Delek Allay is rumored to be purged by Conte or loaned to Newcastle United until the end of the season.
Jack Wilshire
Jack Wilshere is the only midfielder still unemployed in this article, and the "Prince" has been training with Arsenal since he was abandoned by Bournemouth, but Arteta, while praising his attitude and good form, has no intention of signing him. Jack Wilshire was once england's midfielder hopeful and was highly regarded under Capello, playing 34 games for the Three Lions and scoring two goals. But the last time he put on the armor for his country was in 2016.
Tom Claywilly
Tom Cleverley was once known as Paul Scholes' successor in The Manchester United squad; the England midfielder was a huge hit in his debut, playing 78 games for United in 2011-14, scoring five goals. However, after Ferguson retired, Tom Claywilly was not valued by Van Gaal and was soon sold for the Premier League's mid-range team Everton. However, at Everton, Tom Claywilly's performance was only mediocre, and then-manager Ronald Koeman did not like the Englishman and sold him to Watford. At Watford, Tom Claywilly is also a workhorse, playing a total of 17 games for the team this season, but it is no longer in the eyes of mainstream fans.