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The transfer window is open across Europe’s top leagues so there’s no better time to look at some young talent, aged 23 or younger, who could make a real impact.
The likes of Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka, Brighton’s Moises Caicedo, Barcelona’s Gavi, Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala and AC Milan’s Rafael Leao are all world-class players that fit the age requirement, but are far too expensive for most clubs to sign.
So we’ve put together a Best XI of under-the-radar players from the Big Five leagues in Europe, in a 4-3-3 formation, who could be available for a relatively modest fee.
*All estimated market values taken from Transfermarkt.
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English Premier League
By Jon Molyneux-Carter
GK: James Trafford, 20, Manchester City (€2.5m)
England’s goalkeeper at the ongoing European Under-21 Championships, Trafford spent last season on loan at Bolton and has yet to make a first-team appearance for City. Burnley and Sheffield United are fighting it out to sign a player whose reliability, reflexes and distribution make him stand out. A future England No. 1?
LB: Lewis Hall, 18, Chelsea / England (€10m)
An incredible versatile player who can fill in at left wing or central midfield, Hall made nine Premier League appearances for the senior Chelsea side last season. With his dynamic runs and neat control, the teenager also has a fine range of passing and is confident enough to drive forward while also managing his defensive duties.
CB: Levi Colwill, 20, Chelsea / England (€30m)
After a fine spell on loan at Brighton, Colwill is ready to make the step and play regular senior minutes. Will he get a chance back at big spending Chelsea? If not, a move will be needed for a player who has all the attributes to be a major star. Commanding at the back, his positioning, speed and leadership make him a tough opponent. The left-footed defender has great vision, passing and technical skills, so it…
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