The Under-21 European Championship in Hungary and Slovenia that kicks off this Wednesday will feature a truly luxurious line-up. The list of France, great favorite, is the best example. Sylvain
Ripoll It will have a range of names worthy of a contest of absolute selections.
With Kooundé (Seville) as the leader of a defense in which names such as those of Konaté (Leipzig) or Fofana (Leicester), the talent of ‘les Bleus’ is inexhaustible. Aouar (OL), Camavinga (Rennes), Guendouzi (Hertha Berlin), Ikone (Lille) … An absolute outrage.
Greenwood misses it
In England, who will have a last minute leave due to injury to Greenwood (Manchester United), stand out Curtis
Jones (Liverpool), Hudson-Odoi (Chelsea), reborn since the arrival of Tuchel, or Smith Rowe (Arsenal), a flash of light dimmed after the addition of Odegaard.
Brobbey, pearl 'ajacied'
The azulgrana Trincao will captain a Portugal that has other ‘Spaniards’ such as Thierry Correia (Valencia) or Jot (Valladolid) and with great projects of players such as Fábio
Scallop (Sporting) or Rafael Leao (Milan). We will also have to keep an eye on Brobbey, pearl of Ajax whose signing recently announced the Leipzig, always on the lookout for emerging talents. Next to Justin
Kluivert (Leipzig) Y Boadu (AZ) will form the fearsome Dutch attack front.
Overmars, after Brobbey's departure: “I am devastated”
Without Ricci, down due to a Covid outbreak in Empoli, Tonali (Milan) -called to be the successor of Andrea Pirlo– will be the visible head of Italy, rival of Spain in the group stage and with the goal Carnesecchi (Cremonese) as a name to highlight under the radar.
The precocious Moukoko (Borussia Dortmund), the youngest footballer to score a goal in Bundesliga history, will not miss it either.