The stars of tomorrow: Future players to keep an eye on at the U17 World Cup
Since Monday, the young talents have been showcasing their skills at the U17 World Cup in Qatar. Over the coming weeks, these promising players will compete not only for the trophy but also for international recognition, using the tournament as a launchpad for their careers.
Transfermarkt, with support from its international network, highlights the players expected to have bright futures in their home countries. These are the youngsters to watch closely during the competition.
Key Prospects Highlighted by Transfermarkt
Aniello Luciano, Content Manager Italy at Transfermarkt, notes: "Dortmund's Samuele Inácio was one of the standout players at the last U17 European Championship and is one of Italy's most promising attacking talents. Another player in the Azzurrini squad worth watching is Destiny Elimoghale."
Elimoghale, a Juventus winger, has already made an impact in the Primavera League and the Youth League. He is the youngest in the Italian squad but brings a valuable combination of speed, intensity, technique, and tactical awareness. His skill set could make him a decisive super-sub for coach Daniele Franceschini's team.
Why These Players Matter
- The tournament provides a global stage for young prospects to shine.
- Players like Inácio and Elimoghale represent the future of their national teams.
- Performances here can accelerate their transition to senior professional football.
As the competition unfolds, these rising stars may soon become household names in world football.
This U17 World Cup shines a spotlight on emerging talents ready to make their mark on international football in the years ahead.