The 10 young players that will rule Europe

The 10 young players that will rule Europe

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The 10 young players that will rule Europe. AFP

They are very young, but these 10 young players seem destined to achieve great things and become the next star players of European football. Who are the next kings of the Old Continent?

Riqui Puig (August 1999)

Barcelona's crown jewel. He made his La Liga debut with the Catalan team at only 19 years old. He stands out for his technique and passing skills.

Joao Felix (November 1999)

He is wanted by some of Europe's biggest teams. He can play as a midfielder or as a second striker and he is ready to make the leap to one of the biggest leagues. Few others have achieved his numbers at his age.

Vinicius (July 2000)

Vinicius became Real Madrid's hope despite his young age. Although he still has room for improvement in his movement from box to box, his dedication and magic has already made many fall in love with his style of play.

Zaniolo (July 1999)

Another player who is in the radar of Europe's biggest clubs. He has excelled in Serie A and has played for Italy on the road to qualifying for UEFA Euro 2020.

Hudson-Onoi (November 2000)

He debuted with Chelsea's first team in the 2017-18 season and has already been called up by the English national team. He is versatile and stands out for his boldness, his electric rhythm, his dribbles and his shot from mid distance.

Diego Lainez (June 2000)

He hasn't had much continuity after making the jump to Europe, but he has already been called up by the Mexican national team. He stands out for his technique, his versatility and his associative capacity.

Ian Carlo Poveda (February 2000)

He began his adventure in England with Brentford and reached the City youth ranks in 2016. He could play for the English national team as well as for Colombia. He is already being compared to Alexis Sanchez.

Lee Kang-In (February 2001)

Born in South Korea, where he's already reached star status, he arrived at the age of 17 at the Valencia youth academy. He has already made his debut with the first team. He stands out for his first touch, the use of both legs and his vision of the game.

Nehuén Pérez (June 2000)

The centre-back has already trained with the Argentine national team. He has a lot of projection and stands out for his physical power, his aerial game and his leadership capacity.

Eddy Salcedo (October 2001)

Italian by birth, but with a Colombian passport. This striker stands out for his punch and speed, along with his ability to perform as a total player.