OneFootball
Phil Costa·12 September 2020
OneFootball
Phil Costa·12 September 2020
Erling Haaland, Eduardo Camavinga, Bukayo Saka – we were treated to some stunning breakthrough seasons last term.
But which youngsters are ready to take LaLiga by storm? Here are five names to look out for …
We have clearly moved on from ‘under the radar’ territory, but Fati offers Barcelona a chance to reconnect with their neglected La Masía ideals.
The academy product is skilful, quick and looks completely at ease alongside his senior team-mates. It’s scary to think he turns 18 in October.
Valencia do not exactly provide conditions for young players to thrive, but Kang-in Lee definitely has the potential to break that ceiling.
The South Korea international is direct, technically gifted and versatile along the frontline – and could help to fill a Ferran Torres shaped hole.
After impressing for RCD Mallorca last term, Kubo has a chance to test himself at a higher level with Villarreal.
The Real Madrid loanee is quick, intelligent and can burst past players with ease, and could be a spark for the usually pragmatic Unai Emery.
Having spent his youth career with Real Madrid, Baeza has joined Celta Vigo in search of regular first team minutes.
He boasts a glorious left foot, loves driving at defenders and finds space in his favoured number ten role. Looks perfect for Spanish football.
Unai Vencedor – you heard it here first. Athletic Club have a rich history of producing talented youth and you’re looking at their next one.
The teenager is everything you want in a midfielder; energetic, combative, intelligent and can rifle shots from range. Bright future ahead.