Soccer stars' careers decline; teams want them less

Several high-profile soccer stars, including Jack Grealish and Joao Felix, are struggling to find new clubs after significant drops in their market value. Their careers have declined. These former superstars, once valued at over 95 million Swiss francs, are now either without teams or relegated to substitute roles. Grealish is leaving Manchester City, while Felix is being put up for sale. Raheem Sterling and Paul Pogba are also facing uncertain futures. The players' diminished performance and lack of playing time have led to their decreased market values. This contrasts with their peak years when they were considered among the best players in the world.