Live Bar February 19, 442 selected the top 50 potential stars in football and gave them an evaluation.
50. Joeb Bellingham (Birmingham/England/16)
49. Kozlowski (St. Kilesi United/Poland/18 years old)
48. Creson (Aston Villa/England/18)
47. Kadant-Clark (Leipzig/USA/18 years old)
46. Akhomachi (Barcelona/Spain/17 years old)
45. Winnubal (Ajax/Netherlands/18 years old)
44. Shoretile (Manchester United/England/18 years old)
43. Johannesson (Copenhagen/Iceland/18 years old)
42. Luca Netz (Borussia Möncheng/Germany/18 years old)
41. Hannibal (Manchester United/Tunisia/19 years old)
40. Cesco (Salzburg/Slovenia/18 years old)
39. Aterson (Ajax/Netherlands/17 years old)
38. Luka Susic (Salzburg/Croatia/19 years old)
37. James McCarty (Manchester City/England/19)
36. Hutchison (Arsenal/England/18)
35 Calvin Ramsey (Aberdeen/Scotland/18 years old)
34. Palmer (Manchester City/England/19 years old)
33. Muhammad Ali Jo (Angers/France/18 years old)
32. Farias (Athletic Goryu/Argentina/19 years old)
31. Gerhart (Leeds United/England/19 years old)
30. Chergie (Lyon/France/18 years old)
Cherki, with his velvety silky first-foot touch and adjusting himself to where he was deployed in midfield, seemed to innately know which angles would suit him to turn and pass. Every time he catches the ball, it feels like he might do something special.
29. Astor Frank (Wolfsburg/Belgium/19 years old)
28. Cade Gordon (Liverpool/England/17)
27. Pino (Villarreal/Spain/19 years old)
In Emery's squad, Pino is often on the wing and he can easily beat opponents in speed, crosses or cut inside. With The Europa League championship and national team experience, he is improving.
26. Ilanga (Manchester United/Sweden 19 years old)
Lonnick gave Elanga a number of opportunities to make a difference. Despite the Swede's inexperience, he has a calm trait; he is able to control the rhythm of the game and his acceleration with the ball is exciting.
25. Sulaimana (Rennes/Ghana/19 years old)
24. Nuno Mendes (Portugal sports loan to Paris/Portugal/19 years old)
Nuno Mendes is already a top Portuguese full-back, with Pochettino adapting well to Ligue 1 and Pochettino promoting full-backs such as Danny Rose and Kyle Walker, and Mendes' future is worth looking forward to.
23. Yunus-Moussa (Valencia/USA/19 years old)
22. Krožek (Sparta Prague/Czech Republic/19 years old)
21. Moriba (Leipzig on loan to Valencia/Guinea/19 years old)
Despite limited playing time, the tireless La Masia academy has been impressive so far. He possesses the physical qualities and calm intelligence to become a star in the coming years.
20. Charlie Pattino (Arsenal/England/18)
19. Madduk (Eindhoven/England/19 years old)
18. Drap (Manchester City/England/19 years old)
17. Gabriel Perón (Palmeiras/Brazil/19 years old)
16. Doku (Rennes/Belgium/19 years old)
15. Amade Diallo (Manchester United loan to Rangers/ Ivory Coast / 19 years old)
Manchester United bought Armad for almost £20 million, and he has superb technology and efficiency. Small in stature and with a low centre of gravity, his favourite is working with full-backs. People have high hopes for him.
14. Giovanni Reina (Dortmund/USA/19 years old)
Coming from a Dort youth team, Rayner's ability to dribble is impressive, and it could be a breakthrough year for a player who has made nine appearances for the U.S. national team.
13. Camaringa (Real Madrid/France/19 years old)
He's like a midfield veteran, like a combination of Pogba and Kante, and he's a big reason Rennes made it to the Champions League. The national team debut scored, dominated rennes' big game – he's going to grow, which is scary.
12. Mukoko (Dortmund/Germany/17 years old)
Prodigy Mukoko became a household name before making his first-team debut in November 2020. He was already a staple of Dort's U17 team by the age of 13, scoring 141 goals in 88 youth games.
11. Libramento (Southampton/England/19 years old)
10. Gravenberg (Ajax/Netherlands/19 years old)
Gravenberg was able to play the Nos. 6, 8 and No. 10 at Ajax and provided protection in possession. The whole world is pursuing him, and the big teams are trying to find ways to bring him in.
9. Wertz (Bayer Leverkusen/Germany/18 years old)
Before coming to Bayer Leverkusen, Wiltz was already considered one of the best German talents in the Cologne youth team. In his fourth Bundesliga game against Bayern, he scored a beautiful arc and Wiltz is seen as the future of German football.
8. Endric (Palmeiras/Brazil/15 years old)
From time to time, Brazil produces superstars who define the times: Pele, Romario, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Neymar. Endric could eventually be next. The youth team scored 165 goals in 169 games, while he was only 15 years old. This may be the most exciting time Brazil has had about a rising star in nearly a decade.
7. Fabio Carvalho (Fulham/England/19)
6. Garvey (Barcelona/Spain/17 years old)
He is the youngest Spanish international ever, and garvey is seen as the new Harvey. Garvey dribbling, passing and moving, he is perfectly capable of changing the course of the game.
5. Musilla (Bayern/Germany/18 years old)
Tall, elegant, and lightly dribbled, Musiara was compared to the young Ali. The talented core of the organization is seen as Mueller's successor. Musiara has played for the England youth team and was named to the German national team's European Cup squad in 2021.
4. Elliott (Liverpool/England/18)
Scoring 18 goals in the Championship last season, Klopp recruited him into the first team. Now back in good health after a serious injury in October, Klopp is suffering from a "happy annoyance" on midfield options.
3. Fati (Barcelona/Spain/19 years old)
Fati is ahead of most of his peers and is an all-around striker. His right foot often does something unexpected. He's not just the future for Barca, he's lit up this painful team – it's phenomenal.
2. Pedri (Barcelona/Spain/19 years old)
In the European Cup semi-final against Italy, Pedri really showed why he was able to stand out from the club and national team at the age of 18, with a passing success rate of 100%. Pedri is more like a new generation of Iniesta, who has incredible technology. He looked effortless and so calm under pressure that he felt like the only player on the pitch. With 6 million euros, he is probably the best value signing ever made.
1. Bellingham (Dortmund/England/18 years old)
When we talk to Bellingham, we sometimes forget that we are talking to a teenage man, bellingham who is horribly mature. As a player, he is calm, strong and well-rounded. The ball was like gluing to his feet, he seemed to be stronger, faster, braver, faster than most of the older players, as if the whole pitch was just a picture in his head and he could play as he pleased. The most exciting thing is that we still don't know what this guy is going to turn out to be. He can be an all-round midfielder, or a pseudo-nine, or a cunning winger, or even play all of the above roles in the same game. He was the most exciting genius in England since Wayne Rooney.
（WinksK4）