Top 10 Young Players That Could Shine At World Cup 2022

The World Cup, one of the greatest football competitions, is set to take place this year in Qatar. The national teams are getting prepared for this huge international competition that is always full of unforgettable moments and emotions. A number of famous players will gather in one place, Qatar, to fight for the desired title. We will be given the opportunity to see classy displays from football icons. Meanwhile, it's a chance to enjoy the rising of the young, promising stars. Let's take a look at the top 10 youngsters that could shine in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Number 1. Nuno Mendes. National team, Portugal. Club, Paris Saint-Germain. It would not be surprising to see this 19-year-old left back at the center of attention with Portugal's national team in Qatar due to his speed and technical skills. Being linked with a number of top sides during the summer transfer window, the former sporting star finally joined French giants PSG and it's currently continuing his improvement with Mauricio Pochettino's side. Number 2. Pedri. National team, Spain. Club, Barcelona. Spain's national team has a bright future, having a number of young talents in the squad. One of them is Pedri who sparkles both at Barcelona and at the international level. The 19-year-old magician is considered one of the best young midfielders of his time as he has already managed to show his class in major tournaments. Number 3. Jude Bellingham. National team, England. Club, Borussia Dortmund. Despite being only 18 years old, Bellingham is showing quality and is proving to be fit enough to play at a senior level. Bellingham plays his club football in Germany with Borussia Dortmund and has made a big impression on the Bundesliga. Gareth Southgate clearly has faith in star bridge Born Bellingham, who started out at his hometown club, Birmingham City. He's already proved that the international stage does not face him. Qatar 2022 could come just at the right time for him to really shine, along with Phil Foden in an England side that made the semi-finals in Russia in 2018. Eduardo Camavinga. National team, France. Club, Real Madrid. Joining Real Madrid during the summer transfer window, this young star had an instant impact on Carlo Ancelotti's team, scoring his first goal just on his debut day. The 19-year-old's impressive La Liga stats are another stimulus for the French youngster involvement in international games. The player himself has revealed his desire to play in Qatar 2022. Playing at the 22 World Cup is a goal for me. I have to play well here because my performances with Madrid are what will help me get back into the France team. Number 5. Florian Wurz. National team, Germany. Club, Bayer Leverkusen. Wurz's meteoric rise in the last two years has played a key role in his career as he now shines both at Bayer Leverkusen and the German national team. His place in the World Cup squad could be booked if we continue to see his impressive performances. Hanse Flick admires his game and has even described the teenager as the total package. Number 6. Xavi. National team, Spain. Club, Barcelona. Another rising star, his gains for the Catalan giants Barcelona were enough to impress Spain's national boss Luis Enrique. He believes that Xavi is the future and present of their country after the 17-year-old became Spain's youngest ever player in a Nations League win over Italy. He can be the future of this team, but he can also be its present too because he has the personality to play at this level. Number 7. Ryan Gravenberg. National team, Netherlands. Club, Ajax. Ajax is home to a number of talented youngsters. The Dutch team's academy players are among the most wanted footballers in Europe and Gravenberg is not an exception. Various top clubs with the likes of Barcelona, Juventus and Manchester United have been already reportedly linked with the 19-year-old midfielder whose skills are promising enough to play an important role in Qatar 2022. Number 8. Jamal Musiala. National team, Germany. Club, Bayern Munich. Previously playing in Chelsea Academy and later in England national team, Musiala has now moved to Germany to continue his improvement in his birthplace. 19-year-old became Bayern Munich's youngest ever player in the Bundesliga at just 17 years and 115 days old, while now he has also gained his place in the Germany senior national team. I have a heart for Germany and a heart for England. Both hearts will keep on beating. In the end, I just listened to the feeling that over a long period of time kept telling me that it was the right decision to play for Germany, the land I was born in. Still, it wasn't an easy decision for me. Number 9. Ansu Fati. National team, Spain. Club, Barcelona. Age 19, Fati can play in pretty much any forward position and is already a star at Barcelona. Born in Guinea-Bissau in Africa, his family moved to Europe when he was 6. He has only made 4 appearances for Spain so far, but is widely predicted to have a big future. In the first match he started for the national side, he found the net to become Spain's youngest ever goalscorer. Number 10. Julian Alvarez. National team, Argentina. Club, River Plate. Age 22, one of South America's most exciting young forwards, Alvarez has just signed for Manchester City. A technically gifted and instinctive finisher at River Plate, he caught the eye of Pep Guardiola. Alvarez is currently back on loan at his Argentine club and his performances for the national side have impressed too. Argentina are perhaps due a big World Cup, it could be Lionel Messi's last, Julian Alvarez could help make it special. 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