The Best Young Talents in World Football for the Year 2015-16

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It has been another exciting year for football fans and every fan, especially those of the Barclays Premier League, saw huge ups and downs and twists and turns in their favourite leagues and matches. While the established stars never fail to dazzle, this was the year when young guns stepped up their game to set the field ablaze with dazzling abilities. So here’s a look at some of the most exciting prospects of world football in the up and coming seasons. Anthony Martial: The nineteen year old has been a breath of fresh air for a United team that has failed to bring much cheer for their fans. With a transfer fee of $36 million for a teenager untested at the senior level, fans were left shaking their heads at the beginning of the season. But Martial has lived well up to expectations with some great performances that included 5 goals in his first 10 matches. Clinical finishes and great runs down the left flank has generated much hurrah for the youngster who seems to be a permanent addition to the United squad. Munir El-Haddadi: Barcelona’s famed La Masia football academy seems to have produced another sensation who may as well become the apple of their eyes in coming seasons. Munir El-Haddadi is a forward who has shown immense promise for Barca with a fine display of dribbling and shooting abilities. Being touted as the next Messi by fans, El-Haddadi has already earned himself a cap for Spain wjile playing pivotal roles in Barcelona’s treble triumph last season. The striker has continued his fine rum into this season and will only grow from strength to strength especially when his abilities are such at the age of 20. Max Meyer: Anyone keeping a decent track of German football has already caught wind of the sheer amount of talent rising up their junior ranks. And amongst them, Max Meyer is second to none. Only 20, the striker has already put three seasons behind him on the Schalke 04 senior team and earned a cap for the German senior team after impressing in the Under 22 and Under 17 World Cups. A playmaker par excellence, Meyer is already a lifeline for the club and is assured to go up the ranks of international football with the years to come. Raheem Sterling: The 20 year old striker ran into some controversy and hard feelings from Liverpool fans when he moved to Manchester City last season. But the striker has justified it over and over again after doing a great job and improving his goal return as well as maturing as a striker. The striker is now an integral part of a team that can very well pose challenges for trophies at home and in Europe. Sterling now boasts of a $49 million price tag which is enviable for any young turk in football. His only cloud on the horizon is the weight of expectations when England head to Euro 2016. Author’s Bio: http://www.golden-goals.com is an authentic football website that brings us latest information about league matches, transfer updates, sponsors and other crucial details each and every day. Visit their website and Twitter page to stay updated on soccer news.