Football Europe has changed:Goalkeepers are now getting the most chances among the young

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The CIES Football Observatory, the football observatory, examines the championships, which impose the most young players within the age of 21. The footballers of the big 5 leagues - in England, Italy, Germany, Spain and France - are presented in detail, and the Portuguese division is added to them as an incubator of young players. By last Friday, eleven footballers of up to 21 years had played in their local championships analyzed by online football stream all minutes. Among them are promising talents that are the focus of major clubs like Ruben Neves, Jules Kunde, Arne Meyer, Nikola Milenkovic and Ruben Diaz. In the top 10 of the rankings, six are the goalkeepers, surprisingly amidst the traditions of this post to look for experienced players:Emil Audero (Sampdoria), Canluigi Donnarumma (Milan), Paul Bernardoni (Nim, France), Florian Mueller), Alban Lafont (Fiorentina) and Unai Simon (Athletic Bilbao). Surprisingly, with four of his top ten players in Mainz (Germany), he has the youngest team in the top six elite leagues of Europe. Besides goalkeeper Muller, the other three are Jean-Philippe Matthew, Aaron Martin and Ridley Baku. Most players born after January 1, 1997 are playing in the French League 1, which is also no surprise. There 15, 4 percent of the holders are under 21 years of age. It is no coincidence that France is the state at the moment, which is not only World Champion, but also has the largest export of players to the Premier League of England. In 2nd place is the Bundesliga with 14, 7 percent, followed by the Italian Serie A with 9, 8 percent. With 6, 1 percent in 4th place is the Spanish La Liga, the English Premier League follows with 5, 3 percent and the Portuguese Primera League with 5, 0.








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