Playing for careers at the age of 16? These 9 genius boys born in 2008 are the future rulers of football!

Leo Ngumoha and nine talented stars born in 2008: Promising football hopes

Now it is becoming more and more common for 16-year-olds to join the first team. We will take stock of nine football supernovas that you must know about.

Barcelona's Yamal sets an amazing benchmark for young people to enter professional football, but he is not the only young genius to watch. Here are nine future stars that we are optimistic about in 2008. The energetic winger moved to Liverpool last summer after spending his growth in Chelsea academy. At Anfield, the teenager quickly emerged and achieved a triple jump in the Premier League championship echelon. He performed amazingly in the pre-season this summer and is expected to gain a spot in Slott's first team in 2025-26 season. "I firmly believe that I can win the Golden Ball Award in the future," Ngumoha said in an interview with Lovell Soccer. "I hope to be one of the greatest players in football history and become a legend. " He will turn 17 this month and have both confidence and strength, and his future is limitless.

Bendito Mantato (Manchester United)

This Manchester-born star is the dazzling pearl of Manchester United's youth training camp. He has successfully transformed into an attacker in the early days, and has played as a right winger in recent years. His playing style is often compared with Arsenal's Saka. He was on the bench many times in the Europa League last season. Manchester United youth training director Travis Binion commented: "He is in excellent condition now, the club attaches great importance to him and has an excellent mentality. "

Luca Williams-Barnett (Tottenham)

This Tottenham youth training treasure can score in any way, and he is a winger or center, who specializes in attacking midfielders. The terrifying data of U18's 28 goals (19 goals and 9 assists) in 20 Premier League games last season indicates that it is only a matter of time before it can be promoted to the first team.

Jack Porter (Arsenal)

16-year-old Gunners' goalkeeper has made his first team debut. Due to the injury of Raya, Neto was suspended, he made his debut (5-1 win) against Bolton last season in the League Cup, becoming the second youngest player in Arsenal's history.

Wesley Okoduwa (Wolves)

The New York-born defender signed a professional contract with the Wolves just when he turned 17. He was compared to "single defense expert" Wan Bissaka, who was on the bench at the age of 15. Although Manchester United and Chelsea were eyeing him, he is still focusing on the development of Wolves.

Justin Lerma (Dorthmund)

The Ecuadorian attacking midfielder currently plays for the independent team and has been confirmed to join Dortmund after the age of 18. The "No. 10 position" with explosive power and passing vision is expected to be physically compatible with Bundesliga.

Leonard Carr (Bayern Munich)

Bayern coach Kompany gave him a chance to make his debut in the Club World Cup in July. The German young player had a stunning substitute with 91% pass success rate + 6 confrontation wins + 5 shots. "Leni's threat in the frontcourt is his biggest weapon," Company commented. The 17-year-old star who can play in the front midfielder or winger is ready to go.

Ryan McCardu (Manchester City)

The wing fast horse who transferred from Chelsea to Manchester City last year, his performance in U18 in his first season made 12 goals in the Premier League in 19 games confirmed his talent. "As long as it excites fans, I don't mind playing anywhere," he admitted, "The Manchester City system is perfectly in line with my style of holding the ball. "

Marius Iereiro (Los Angeles FC)

This Canadian striker who grew up in the Los Angeles FC youth training system is emerging with his keen sense of goal and deserves continuous attention in the coming years.

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