Not just the Netherlands: the most promising young people in the world

Killian Ambape and Arling Holland are named as heirs to Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Until the two prove whether they can really step into the huge shoes of two of the greatest players in history, who meanwhile are not going anywhere, a new study has been published on the most promising young people in the world from 2000 onwards. The ranking was made according to their experience, i.e. the minutes of play they have received in the teams since January 1, 2020.

While the Netherlands is only in the third place of the 2000 native, in the first place stands his friend from Borussia Dortmund, the Englishman Jaydon Sancho. In second place is another player from the Bundesliga, Alfonso Davis who broke through at Bayern Munich.

Wednesday among those born in 2000 is Sven Botman from Lille, Thursday Vinicius Jr. from Real Madrid. Also in the top ten are Pedro Neto from Wolves, Phil Foden and Fran Torres from Manchester City, Diane Kolosevsky from Juventus and Jonathan David from Lille.

In first place were born in 2001 Bocciao Saka from Arsenal, second from Mason Greenwood from Manchester United, third from Benoit Bodiash from Monaco, fourth from Myron Boado from Alkmaar, fifth from Arsin Destanoglo from Besiktas, sixth from Charles de Cattlara from Club Brugge, seventh from Seventeen Jason Anatoly Turbine from Shakhtar Donetsk, ninth Curtis Jones from Liverpool and tenth Michael Ulysses Marding.

Mason Greenwood. Second place 2001 (Reuters)

Among the 2002 natives, Pedri, who stars this season in Barcelona, ​​is in first place. Anso Patti, who was injured at the start of the season and previously impressed at Barça, is in eighth place. Other notable names in the top-10 are Giovanni Reina from Borussia Dortmund (Wednesday) and Edardo Camavinga Maran (Thursday), who has already made his French national team debut and is wanted by Real Madrid. Also worth noting is Nono Mendes from Sporting Lisbon.

Between the natives of 2003 and onwards one can find Florian Wurz from Bayern Leverkusen who is ranked first. Jude Blingham from Dortmund II. Jamal Musiala from Bayern Munich is also there. The only native of 2004 is Yusufa Mokoku from Dortmund.