5️⃣ youngsters flying under the radar ... who are ready to explode 💥 | OneFootball

Following the emergence of Billy Gilmour at Chelsea, we’ve looked across Europe to find some more stars of tomorrow.

Here are five youngsters flying under the radar who are ready to explode.

Myron Boadu (AZ Alkmaar)

We’re not quite sure how Myron Boadu isn’t getting widespread attention but we’re here to change that.

The 19-year-old has directly contributed to 30 goals for AZ this term (20 goals, 10 assists) – in his first full senior season.

Boadu is everything you want in a modern forward; quick, strong and lethal on both feet.

This is potential worth investing in.

Pedro Neto (Wolves)

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The 20-year-old is deceptively quick, technically secure, can dribble on both feet and offers goal threat – even if they all seem to be ruled out by VAR.

Raul Jiménez and Adama Traoré often steal the limelight (and rightly so) but we’re predicting big things for this lad.

Rayan Cherki (Lyon)

Oh look. Another potential wonderkid from the Lyon conveyor belt. Nobody likes a show off.

Rayan Cherki is a silky 16-year-old playmaker who has already broken into the first team under Rudi García, scoring four goals and assisting two in nine appearances.

He also became the second-youngest league debutant in Lyon history (16y 63d) after appearing against Dijon in October. Keep your eyes out.

Marcos Antônio (Shakhtar Donetsk)

Shakhtar Donetsk and Brazilian players. Name a better duo, we’ll wait.

The latest one you should be aware of is Marcos Antônio (19), who is already alerting top clubs with his ability to break lines – with both passing and ball carrying – from midfield.

He is slowly beginning to establish himself under Luis Castro and with more Champions League experience under his belt, this would be a smart pick-up for many sides.

Mohamed Salisu (Real Valladolid)

Want the next dominant centre back for a handy release clause of €12m? Then look no further.

Mohammed Salisu has been a revelation for Real Valladolid this season, who on his day, will dominate everything who threatens to even look at his goal.

The 20-year-old gives us huge Sol Campbell vibes with his speed and size, plus he’s left footed.

Someone is finding a bargain this summer.