Top 10 youngest talents to watch in European football
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Young talents to watch in Europe || Credit: Imago

Top 10 youngest talents to watch in European football

Stephen Oladehinde 12:23 - 16.12.2023

The European football landscape is teeming with young talents who are shaping up to be the next generation of superstars.

As we look ahead to the 2023/24 season, several young players stand out for their exceptional skills and promising potential. Here’s a comprehensive overview of some of these rising stars

1. Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Borussia Dortmund)

 Following in the footsteps of Jadon Sancho, Bynoe-Gittens left Manchester City's academy to join Dortmund. Known for his speed and skill on the wing, he has already made a mark in the Bundesliga and is a key part of England’s U19 Euro-winning team.

Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Borussia Dortmund) || Credit: Imago
Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Borussia Dortmund) || Credit: Imago

2. Stefan Bajcetic (Liverpool)

 A recent discovery for Liverpool, Bajcetic has emerged as a dynamic midfielder. Initially signed from Celta Vigo, he has become a significant part of Jurgen Klopp’s plans and has earned high praise from teammates.

Stefan Bajcetic (Liverpool) || Credit: Imago
Stefan Bajcetic (Liverpool) || Credit: Imago

3. Arda Guler (Real Madrid)

 Dubbed the "Turkish Messi," Guler broke into Fenerbahce's first team at a young age and has showcased remarkable talent. He completed his transfer move to Real Madrid during the summer transfer window.

Arda Guler (Real Madrid) || Credit: Imago
Arda Guler (Real Madrid) || Credit: Imago

4. Endrick Felipe (Real Madrid)

A Brazilian sensation, Endrick gained attention for his performances in youth tournaments and has been signed by Real Madrid. With comparisons to Neymar, he is expected to be a future star in Madrid.

Endrick Felipe (Real Madrid) || Credit: Marca.com
Endrick Felipe (Real Madrid) || Credit: Marca.com

5. Gavi (Barcelona)

A product of La Masia, Gavi has already become a regular in Barcelona's midfield. Known for his tenacity and skill, he has over 80 appearances for Barcelona and has represented Spain at the international level.

Gavi (Barcelona) || Credit: Imago
Gavi (Barcelona) || Credit: Imago

6. Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United) 

A product of Atletico Madrid’s academy, Garnacho has shown his potential at Manchester United. He is known for his impressive runs from the left and is expected to feature more prominently in the coming season.

Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United) || Credit: Imago
Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United) || Credit: Imago

7. Kaiky (Almeria)

A Brazilian defender, Kaiky moved to Almeria in a high-profile transfer. Known for his solid defensive skills, he has been compared to Marquinhos and is seen as a future star in European football.

Kaiky (Almeria) || Credit: Shuttershock
Kaiky (Almeria) || Credit: Shuttershock

8. Vitor Roque (Barcelona)

 A top scorer at the U20 South America Championship, Roque is one of Brazil's most promising talents. Barcelona is reportedly leading the race to sign him, adding to their impressive roster of young talent.

Vitor Roque (Barcelona) || Credit: Imago
Vitor Roque (Barcelona) || Credit: Imago

9. Goncalo Ramos (PSG)

After his breakout performance at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, where he scored a hat-trick for Portugal, Ramos has established himself as a key player for Benfica. His goal-scoring ability and potential have made him one to watch.

Goncalo Ramos (PSG) || Credit: Imago
Goncalo Ramos (PSG) || Credit: Imago

10. Anthony Gordon (Newcastle)

A versatile forward, Gordon developed through Everton’s youth system and recently joined Newcastle. Known for his ability to create and score goals, he’s seen as one of England’s promising talents.

Anthony Gordon (Newcastle) || Credit: Imago
Anthony Gordon (Newcastle) || Credit: Imago

These players represent just a snapshot of the immense young talent flourishing in European football. Their development and performances in the upcoming season will be eagerly watched by clubs and fans alike, as they carry the potential to become the next big names in world football​

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