English newspaper names three Brazilians among world's top 60 prospects

English newspaper names three Brazilians among world's top 60 prospects The long-established British newspaper The Guardian published its annual list of the world's 60 most promising football talents this Tuesday (6), highlighting players born in 2009. Brazil was represented by three names: forward Eduardo Conceição (Palmeiras), centre-back Iago Machado (Corinthians) and midfielder Eduardo Pape (Cruzeiro). Eduardo Conceição (Palmeiras): The forward plays for the under-20 team but already trains with the first team. With a contract running until 2029 and a release clause set at €100 million (around R$580 million), Palmeiras expects to earn up to R$300 million from a future transfer. Iago Machado (Corinthians): A product of the Terrão youth academy, the centre-back has already joined the first-team squad and made his debut in September against Flamengo. His release clause is valued at more than R$630 million. Eduardo Pape (Cruzeiro): The Cruzeiro under-20 midfielder stood out at the South American Under-17 Championship, finishing among the tournament's top scorers with four goals in five games. Earlier this year, he extended his contract with the club, nicknamed the Fox, until 2029. All three Brazilian players mentioned have already received call-ups to the country's youth national teams. International spotlight Alongside the Brazilians, the publication highlighted 17-year-old American Cavan Sullivan. The midfielder, who plays for Philadelphia Union's first team, was dubbed the "new Toni Kroos" by the newspaper and is considered the brightest prospect in US football today. See below for the full list of the 60 prospects (born in 2009) selected by The Guardian: Giovanni Baroni (Argentina) - CA Talleres Simón Escobar (Argentina) - Vélez Sarsfield Akol Akon (Australia) - Sydney FC Luca Weinhandl (Austria) - Sturm Graz Xander Dierckx (Belgium) - Royal Antwerp Joshua Nga Kana (Belgium) - Anderlecht Matej Deket (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - Borac Banja Luka Eduardo Conceição (Brazil) - Palmeiras Iago Machado (Brazil) - Corinthians Eduardo Pape (Brazil) - Cruzeiro Van Parker (Canada) - Real Salt Lake Zhao Songyuan (China) - Tsinghua University High School Shuai Weihao (China) - Chengdu Rongcheng Samuel Martínez (Colombia) - Atlético Nacional Hubert Yao Kouassi (Ivory Coast) - Nordsjaelland Matous Srb (Czechia) - Bayern Munich Mikkel Bro Hansen (Denmark) - PSV Eindhoven Marvin Nasnas (Denmark) - FC Copenhagen Edwin Quintero (Ecuador) - Independiente del Valle Christ Batola (France) - Troyes David Boly (France) - Paris Saint-Germain Adil Hamdani (France) - Lyon Believe Munongo (France) - Metz Andria Bartishvili (Georgia) - Iberia 1999 Kennet Eichhorn (Germany) - Bayer Leverkusen Cassiano Kiala (Germany) - Bayern Munich Louis Lemke (Germany) - Hamburg Orian Goren (Israel) - Barcelona Antonio Arena (Italy) - Roma Riccardo Cassano (Italy) - Como Destiny Elimoghale (Italy) - Juventus Jahmarie Nolan (Jamaica) - Toronto FC Maki Kitahara (Japan) - FC Tokyo Ismaël Kamissoko (Mali) - Etoiles du Mandé Alberto Santiago Cisneros (Mexico) - Club León Abdellah Ouazane (Morocco) - Ajax Mohamed Abdalla (Netherlands) - Ajax Jerayno Schaken (Netherlands) - Feyenoord Ebenezar Harcourt (Nigeria) - Sporting Lagos Elías Díaz (Paraguay) - Libertad Asunción Tiago Rodrigues (Portugal) - Benfica Mezian Mesloub Soares (Portugal) - Lens Caleb Simmons (Puerto Rico) - RB New York Eduardo Corlat (Romania) - Real Madrid Cheikh Dieng (Senegal) - Diambars Tian Nai Koren (Slovenia) - Club Brugge Miha Matjasec (Slovenia) - Liefering Jorge Domínguez (Spain) - Atlético Madrid Christian Imga (Spain) - Athletic Bilbao Jordi Pesquer (Spain) - Barcelona Oliver Månsson (Sweden) - IFK Gothenburg Altin Azemi (Switzerland) - Neuchâtel Xamax Mekhrubon Odilzoda (Tajikistan) - Istiklol Slim Bouaskar (Tunisia) - Roma Ali Demirbilek (Turkey) - Fenerbahçe Ada Yuzgec (Turkey) - Galatasaray Adam Guram (Ukraine) - Hajduk Split Adri Mehmeti (United States) - RB New York Cavan Sullivan (United States) - Philadelphia Union Gabriel da Silva (Uruguay) - Peñarol This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.