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The FIFA U-17 World Cup is an international football tournament for male players under the age of 17, organized by FIFA. Launched in 1985 as the FIFA U-16 World Championship, it was later renamed the U-17 World Cup in 1991. The competition is held every two years and features 24 teams from across the globe, competing in a group stage followed by knockout rounds. The tournament provides a platform for young talents to showcase their skills on an international stage, helping them gain valuable experience and visibility. Many players who have excelled in the U-17 World Cup, such as Toni Kroos, Cesc Fàbregas, and Neymar, have gone on to achieve great success in their professional careers.
Countries like Brazil, Nigeria, and Ghana have been particularly successful in the tournament, with Nigeria holding the record for the most titles. The competition is known for its unpredictable matches and the emergence of future football stars. The FIFA U-17 World Cup also emphasizes the development of youth football, encouraging fair play and cultural exchange among young athletes from diverse backgrounds. As a key event in youth football, it continues to be a major milestone for young players, national teams, and scouts looking to identify the next generation of football talent.