The two most talented players in Stoke City have chosen to resign from their positions in response to their wives’s disparaging statements.

The two most talented players in Stoke City have chosen to resign from their positions in response to their wives’s disparaging statements.

The two best players of Stoke City have decided to step down from their roles in reaction to the derogatory remarks made by their spouses.

Stoke City, who are now in seventh place in the Sky Bet Championship rankings, have had an outstanding start to the current season under Michael O’Neill’s leadership. In his first full season in charge, the Northern Irishman seems to be a fantastic fit for the Potters.

The Stoke-on-Trent team will undoubtedly be looking to make some roster changes over the course of the next month or so in order to improve their promotion push as they attempt to make their much anticipated return to the Premier League following a few challenging seasons in the lower division. January is quickly approaching.

In addition to bringing in players, when the transfer window opens up again, there will undoubtedly be a few players on the team’s roster who are considering leaving in the near future.

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Article image: Two players from Stoke City who are undoubtedly considering leaving as soon as next week
We’ve put up a list of two Stoke City players who could be looking to go as early as next week.

Article image: Two players from Stoke City who are undoubtedly considering leaving as soon as next week
The Austrian defender, whose career has stalled recently, would undoubtedly want to end his terrifying spell at the Bet365 Stadium. as January draws near.

Wimmer, who joined the team in the summer of 2017, has only appeared in 19 games for the Potters, highlighting the waste of money the center back has cost the team.

The former Tottenham Hotspur player doesn’t seem to have much more time with the team after going on loan to Royal Excel Mouscron and Hannover 96. He hasn’t played for the first team in more than two seasons.

Undoubtedly, Wimmer’s relocation in January would benefit all sides the most as O’Neill looks to reduce his salary budget.