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The prestigious French football magazine of the Golden Ball, L'Equipe, has recently published its list of the 50 best players born since January 1, 1999, in anticipation of the World Cup under 20 years of FIFA this summer.
The captain of Ajax and Matthijs de Ligt, the best transfer of the summer, figure at the top of the list of the best teenagers in the world, while Vinicius Junior, Gianluigi Donnarumma and Kai Havertz are all among the 10 best.
There are nine starlets belonging to Premier League clubs, while there are eight English talents on the list in total. Of the 50 members of the Team, only France has more names, with 10. Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands and Italy all have four players in the limelight.
Jadon Sancho (2nd)
Sancho, the best-known English name on the list, had an outstanding season with the club, Borussia Dortmund, while making its senior debut for the national team.
An exciting offensive force, Sancho terrorized defenses in the Bundesliga, scoring 13 goals and 19 badists in 43 appearances in all competitions, while Dortmund nearly won the title last season.
Although it is more likely than not to stay in Germany for the moment, it has been the subject of intense rumors of transfer this summer, with figures of up to £ 100 million, such is the hype that surrounds the young star.
Declan Rice (9th)
Rice, the star of West Ham, is in the top 10 and has had an impressive first full season with the London club.
Rice sired himself as Manuel Pellegrini's first-choice midfielder, while (controversially) transferring international allegiances to England and winning his first senior selections.
Having made 38 appearances in national competitions last year, he should be a key player for the club and the country for the coming seasons.
As with Sancho, attractive price tags have already been suggested.
Callum Hudson-Odoi (13th)
The Chelsea winger made the headlines in January when the German giant Bayern Munich approached the Blues by offering him to take him to Bavaria. Chelsea remained firm, believing that the young Englishman was a key element of their future.
With the departure of Eden Hazard at Real Madrid, Hudson-Odoi hopes that he will have more opportunities to shine next season and build on the impressive performances that he has. had made during the last campaign, which had earned him his international debut in March.
He only has one year left and Bayern is still hiding.
Ryan Sessegnon (15th)
Despite the end of the season being relegated to Fulham and failing to fire the Premier League as expected, Sessegnon is still a fashionable property.
The star on the left has drawn the eye in Fulham's promotion campaign to the Championship and will be frustrated that he may not be able to replicate this form because he has been fired from three pillar under the guidance of three managers , during the Premier League season of Cottagers.
Tottenham Hotspur would be interested in acquiring the services of the player The Superior Team to Justin Kluivert and Samuel Chukwueze.
Under good supervision, a raw talent like Sessegnon could become a key player for the club and the country.
Phil Foden (19th)
When you can count on Pep Guardiola as an admirer, you immediately have something special. A flawless stay
Manchester City fan and player Foden had another good season with the Champions, adding another Premier League medal to his collection before his 20th birthday.
When he had the opportunity, the young man was impressed by some mature performances in the City attack. If he can get more play time, the sky is the limit.
Reiss Nelson (21st)
The Arsenal striker Nelson was loaned by Unai Emery last season and found himself in the Bundesliga with Hoffenheim, where he enjoyed a very good campaign.
He made 25 appearances with the Germans and scored seven goals – an impressive record since he was mainly used as a substitute. His stay in Germany will have provided him valuable experience and he hopes to become more than a small player for the Gunners next season.
Mount Mason (30th)
Gedson Fernandes, Benfica star and linked to Tottenham, is Mason Mount of Chelsea, who was loaned last season to Derby County, world champion, under Blues legend Frank Lampard. Mount was impressed in the second round and was even qualified for the senior team in October 2018.
Like Nelson, he hopes to play for Chelsea during the next season so he avoids being loaned again. But with former boss Lampard in the frame to take over from the Blues, Mount's chances might well be optimistic.
Dwight McNeil (40th)
Despite his debut at Burnley in May 2018, McNeil made 22 appearances with the Clarets and scored three goals, a decent comeback for a winger who made most appearances in replacement.
The 19-year-old hopes to have more opportunities to demonstrate his abilities and show why he has been included on the prestigious list of The Team. He will also be looking to impress Gareth Southgate as a result of awesome shows for England's Under-20s
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