Yeremi Pino (2002, Villarreal, Spain, forward)
Less poster than it should. Starting for Villarreal, deep on the right wing, with imbalance and goal, he comes from true exhibitions with the U-21 during the international break. Without making much noise, he has emerged as one of the biggest promises in Spanish football. You can take advantage of the Champions League as a definitive springboard.
Mohammed Daramy (2002, Ajax, Denmark, forward)
He Ajax just paid 12 million for him Copenhagen and has just debuted these days with the absolute Denmark. Extremely skilled winger, right-footed but almost always starting on the left, his parents are from Sierra Leone but he is Danish by birth. Another gem captured by Ajax in their favorite fishing ground.
Cole Palmer (2002, Manchester City, England, forward)
The player that Guardiola may need after a summer in which they have not been able to sign a guaranteed striker. He has already made his debut in the ‘citizen’ first team and has scored with England Under-21 in the national team break. Interesting false nine profile, precisely a characteristic that Guardiola has been able to enhance in his squad.
Karim Adeyemi (2002, Salzburg, Germany, forward)
One of the sensations in Europe right now, he scored with the German team in the national team break and has great scoring ability. At Salzburg he is in the ideal place to take a leap in quality as others like Patson Daka or Erling Haaland did before. To a Nigerian father and a Romanian mother, he was born in Germany.
Gonأ§alo Inacio (2001, Sporting, Portugal, defender)
He has already finished the successful previous season as a starter in the axis of Sporting’s defense, in this one he is expected to make an even greater leap in quality now established as the Lisbon team’s left-footed centre-back. All the left-footed centre-backs are interesting, but if they are also young like him… even more so. Another Portuguese defender with a great future.
Yusuf Demir (2003, Barcelona, Austria, forward)
Barcelona’s terrible crisis could give this left-footed talent, who immediately fell in love with Koeman, minutes. He already gave him minutes in San Mamأ©s in LaLiga and, although he did not have a good game, he is a footballer with a low center of gravity and very good quality. Born in Austria but from a Turkish family, he has already made his debut with the Austrian team.
Brian Brobbey (2002, Leipzig, Netherlands, forward)
He dazzled at Ajax and in the lower categories of the Netherlands, and was immediately signed by RB Leipzig in their usual bid to have several of the best young players in Europe. Powerful, vertical, with a lot of goals, we have to see how he enters Jesse March’s plans, but he is undoubtedly one of the most promising nines in Europe.
Noah Mbamba (2005, Bruges, Belgium, defense)
At 16 years old, he has already appeared regularly in the axis of the Bruges defence, something incredible considering his age and the position he occupies as a central defender. The greats of Europe have already set their eyes on him. He has to gain physicality and muscle, but due to conditions he is called to be one of the next great center backs.
Francisco Conceiأ§ao (2002, Porto, Portugal, forward)
He is the son of the Porto coach (Sergio Conceiأ§ao), but he is not in the squad for that reason. Not much less. His Under-21 Euro was huge, even though he was younger than most. He has overflow as a winger, in addition to good handling with both legs. He only appears in a dropper in the Dragons, but his future is immense.
Kaio Jorge (2002, Juventus, Brazil, delantero)
He shined in Copinha and in the Brazilian youth teams, debuted with Santos in the Brasileirao and Libertadores and continued scoring goals. That is why Juventus pays 12 million for him in a future operation to find a guaranteed nine. He will have competition in his first adventure in a big club, but he is a great striker.
