The FIFA U-17 World Cup, which kicked off in Qatar, has become not only a major youth competition but also a major testing ground for future stars. Here, every footballer has the opportunity to pass the test of world football with their talent, character, and intelligence on the field.
48 national teams are participating in this year's championship, nine of which are from the Asian continent. Representatives of this continent have achieved great success in youth football in recent years and have been at the center of attention of world scouts. The tournament in Qatar is an important test for them, which can pave the way for bigger transfers in the future.
Many young footballers aim to make their name known on a global scale this time. Some of them have already made their debuts in professional clubs, and despite their young experience, they play on the field with adult passion and responsibility.
Below are the bright representatives of Asia, who could become the heart of their team at the World Cup:
Mayed Adele (UAE)
A well-trained attacker who intimidates the opponent's defense. He scored an important goal against Australia in the U-17 Asian Cup, thereby advancing his team. His playing style is similar to Didier Drogba's - tough, timely, and knows how to take advantage of the situation.
Kim Man (South Korea)
He grew up outside the K-League academy but became a central figure for the team with his quick movements and activity in non-ball play. His goals against Afghanistan and Yemen made him a fan favorite.
Kim Yu-jin (DPRK)
As the captain of the national team, this forward poses a serious threat to opponents with his physical fitness and speed. Distinguished by the ability to make decisions even under pressure and pressure from defenders.
Fadli Alberto (Indonesia)
Among the hopes of Indonesian football. He played a decisive role in the U-17 Asian Cup matches against Korea and Yemen. Technically strong, able to combine patience and emotions in the game.
Sadriddin Khasanov (Uzbekistan)
A product of the Bunyodkor team, the winger moves quickly on both wings and has a unique dribbling style. Recognized as the best player and second-highest scorer at the U-17 Asian Cup. His playing style is distinguished by activity and initiative on the field.
Abdulaziz Al-Favaz (Saudi Arabia)
A midfielder who is the team captain and controls the tempo of the game. Physical strength, transmission accuracy, and the ability to think strategically are its main advantages. He played a decisive role in the Saudi national team's qualification for the World Cup.
Zayd Faisal Ktit (Qatar)
As a central striker, he has a high technical level in receiving the ball and creating chances. He behaves confidently in the penalty area and poses a constant threat to the opponent's defenders.
Minato Yosida (Japan)
Recognized as a new star in Japanese football, Yosida scored 3 goals in the Asian Cup. His play combines intelligence, patience, and emotional stability. At the age of 16, he made his debut for "Kashima Antlers."
Mehrubon Odilzoda (Tajikistan)
A midfielder distinguished by his ability to control the game. A quick transition from defense to attack, changing the rhythm of the game with accurate passes - this is his greatest strength.
This tournament in Qatar will undoubtedly be not only a competition among young people, but also a field of future stars. Every Asian footballer gains valuable experience for their professional career here.
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