Now that their relegation is confirmed, Sarries players are going to need to decide whether to stay or go. Mark McCall has said that none of them have relegation release clauses, but presumably that goes both ways - they can stay and claim their salaries, or they can move on.

Other rumours have Farrell saying that he will stay, and you would therefore expect that the same will go for many of the long term squad members, especially those who are not up for international call ups (e.g. Skelton, Goode, Wray).

For the others, there will be some inevitable risk that you would not be considered for international selection from the Championship, not just for England players, and then the Lions after that, plus Sarries won't be in the Champions Cup for at least two seasons (next one and then the following one, assuming they are promoted after a year), so if you have joined seeking trophies and salary (hi Elliot Daly) but aren't devoted to the Sarries cause then you might have second thoughts.

I'd guess at the following (I've not done the whole squad), but some of those who I think will go won't stay in England, and could head to France, Japan or possibly even the southern hemisphere:

Jamie George   Go
Vincent Koch   Stay
Mako Vunipola   Go
Nick Isiekwe   Stay
Maro Itoje           Go
George Kruis   Go
Will Skelton   Stay
Ben Earl           Go
Michael Rhodes   Stay
Billy Vunipola   Go
Jackson Wray   Stay
Ben Spencer   Go
Richard Wigglesworth   Stay
Owen Farrell   Stay
Brad Barritt (c)   Stay
Alex Lozowski   Go
Duncan Taylor   Stay
Nick Tompkins   Go
Elliot Daly           Go
Sean Maitland   Go
Liam Williams   Leaving
Alex Goode   Stay

can you explain why they will stay in the Championship for Two years
I must have missed something in translation

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Donuts, part of the promotion criteria is being within the prem salary cap for the preceding two years.

If the Premiership is going to be flooded with Sarries players, how much will clubs want to pay and/or play along?

Some may feel that they don't want to take them on due to cost/association; some won't be able to afford them any way.

What will the effect on other players on the market? If players are not going to be offered contract extensions due to what might be in the market, what effect will this have? There may be a relative glut of players that force the prices down, unless the whole episode starts a fire sale to France/Japan; but I don't see that, as I think most of the Sarries players will want to continue their England careers unless they do indeed feel that they are more involved that they claim to have been or they feel that public perception is that they are involved and they want to get away from it all.

Its hard to call how it might  transpire...

I can’t see any clubs wanting players on loan. Why would they? The players have to leave and sign a contract  with a new club.

I would imagine that Skelton will have offers from Waratahs, Reds, Brumbies and Rebels.