The Guardian has named the 60 best young talents in world football as PSG and Real Madrid stars included

The 60 best young players in world football have been named by The Guardian.

Over the years, The Guardian have been naming the 60 best young talents from around the football world.

The likes of Rodrygo, Federico Valverde, Ousmane Dembele, Dominik Szboszlai, Erling Haaland and Jamal Musiala have all been included in lists from the past decade.

Now, the list for 2023 has been revealed.

One of the standout names from the list is Paris Saint Germain star Warren Zaire Emery, who has been making a big impression at the Parc des Princes club.

Born in 2006, Zaire Emery made his PSG debut back in August 2022 aged just 16 years and 151 days.

Since then, the young Frenchman has gone on to make 41 appearances across all competitions, scoring twice.

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Another familiar name within this year’s list is Brazilian talent Endrick, who has already signed for La Liga giants Real Madrid.

Endrick is the youngest ever player to make his debut for Brazilian club Palmeiras and score a goal in the Brazilian Championship in its current format.

The deal to take Endrick to Madrid reportedly cost an initial fee of £26 million which could rise to €70 million

According to The Guardian, these are the 60 players football fans need to keep an eye out for in the future:

• Moslem Anatouf - Mouloudia Club of Algiers
• Claudio Echeverri - River Plate
• Gianluca Prestianni - Velez Sarsfield
• Nestory Irankunda - Adelaide United
• Oliver Lukic - Liefering
• Julien Duranville - Borussia Dortmund
• Kaua Elias - Flueminense
• Endrick - Palmeiras/Real Madrid
• Luis Guilherme - Palmeiras
• Vitor Reis - Palmeiras
• Valentin Yotov - Bayern Munich
• Ousmane Camara - Rahimo FC
• Brayan Mateo Caicedo Ramos - Cyclones de Cali
• Noa Skoko - Hajduk Split
• Tobias Slotsager - Odense
• Allen Obando - Barcelona
• Geogre Ilenikhena - Royal Antwerp
• Eli Junior Kroupi - Lorient
• Warren Zaire Emery - PSG
• Aleksandre Peikrishvili - Dinamo Tbilisi
• Paris Brunner - Borussia Dortmund
• Noah Darvich - Barcelona
• Almugera Kabar - Borussia Dortmund
• Stefanos Tzimas - PAOK
• Aron Yaakobishvili - Barcelona
• Daniel Gudjohnsen - Malmo
• Mattia Mannini - Roma
• Tommaso Martinelli - Fiorentina
• Simone Pafundi - Udinese
• Gaku Nawata - Kamimura Gakuen High School
• Divine Teah - Masa Football Academy
• Gael Alvarez - Pachuca
• Fidel Barajas - Charleston Battery
• Vasilije Adzic - Buducnost Podgorica
• Abdelhamid Ait Boudlal - Academie Mohamed VI
• Jorrel Hato - Ajax
• Tygo Land - PSV Eindhoven
• Emmanuel Michael - Simoiben FC
• Sverre Nypan - Rosenborg
• Valentino Delgado - AD Cantolao
• Karol Borys - Slask Wroclaw
• Maryim Fernandes - Porto
• Goncalo Ribeiro - Porto
• Enes Sali - Farul Constanta
• Matija Popovic - Partizan Belgrade
• Sallieu Bah - Central Parade FC
• Luka Topalovic - NK Domzale
• Kim Myung Jun - Pohang U18s
• Marc Guiu - Barcelona
• Jon Martin - Real Sociedad
• Jorge Rajado - Atletico Madrid
• Lucas Bergvall - Djurgarden
• Emre Gokay - Sivasspor
• Yunus Emre Konak - Sivasspor
• Yasin Ozcan - Kasimpasa
• Diego Kochen - Barcelona
• Cruz Medina - San Jose Earthquakes
• Ihojan Perez - River Plate
• David Martinez - Monagas SC
• Le Dinh Long Vu - Song Lam Nghe An

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