2024 Copa America WONDERKIDS you must SCOUT

[@billgates4490]

This will be the best Copa America ever. Just look at the wonderkids, elite players and world class players this tournament will feature, both CONMEBOL & CONCACAF

[@Technical_ability_superiority]

Also cuz South America is finally starting to adapt to the European game when it comes to player development. Felt like in the last 10-15 years, a lot of South Americans were not compatible to the “total football” approach of the Europeans cuz their defensive players like ball playing ability and the attackers lacked the high-pressing. In the last 5 years, it has started to change and more South Americans are able to play in Europe, and even the South American leagues are higher in quality. At least with Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay we are starting to see that change.

[@stevenneutron5070]

Definitely not the best. The talent has dropped for most countries only Argentina and USA have had a significant leap

[@donviajero2580]

@@stevenneutron5070 Colombia and Uruguay are both playing much better than they have in years and look significantly stronger than they have in recent Copa Americas.

[@stevenneutron5070]

@@donviajero2580 I said talent wise not how they are performing

[@davinalopez-oz1ez]

only worldclass players in this tournament are from CONMEBOL.

[@dustinperez8248]

Sarmiento might start for ecuador, is deff a wonderkid to watch as he will be looking for a move this summer

[@cholitaamericana3589]

isnt he on loan? He's going back to brighton

[@ElAlejo99]

Yaser asprilla from watford and jhon duran from aston villa (both colombian) and chilean dario osorio from that dannish team

[@chinafriends]

Believe or not, Mailk Tillman is a wonderkid as well. 20 goal contributions for PSV at age 21.

[@markrubio1286]

Tac forgot about him and pepi

[@MattD1234]

That's a grown ass man

[@nerychristian]

@@MattD1234 That's what she said

[@JWildcat-zh5ys]

@@markrubio1286pepi isn’t a wonder kid

[@marcusmosiahgarvy]

lol 21 a kid I guess in America 21 yrs old are baby’s ?

[@chillaxistheman]

No Darío osorio mention is kinda sad, it may be bias from me being chilean, but the dude is genuinely the future of chile, being the second player ever in chile's history to be nominated to the golden boy award since alexis sanchez, and in denmark he deffo got a jump in quality, its a shame he didnt get the minutes he deserves in the wc qualifiers but since gareca came to chile osorio is starting to finally show off, scoring a banger against france on a 3-2 friendly, i genuinely think he might be one of the most underated players coming in this copa america

[@KennyMGG]

Awesome video! Now I know who to look for on the other Copa América games

[@JoeFindlayBada]

Yaser Asprilla - Colmbia and Watford player. He's a gem.

[@ElAlejo99]

And duran from aston villa

[@danimorales6453]

Duran

[@asparceproton1]

Pretty sure Endrick will be the starting striker for Brazil without Richarlison or Gabriel Jesus. They could play Vini up top but I think Vini, Endrick, and Rodrygo is their best front 3.

[@georgethemonkeydrummer5598]

My take with Garnacho is that he will be used as a super sub for Argentina in the knock out games. He’s proven for 2 years now that regardless if he starts or is subbed in, he will rattle world class defenses on his day. He did it last year against Manchester City in that year’s FA Cup final as a super sub almost scoring an equalizer (it was off by a few inches) and scoring/winning this year’s FA Cup final (plus a few moments in other important games such as the quarter finals against Liverpool and that was him out of form). Imma say it now, do not be shocked if he scores an important last minute goal in either the semi or final of the Copa America.

[@lordd794]

Garnacho is so good, one of my favorite players for Manchester United.

[@seanreid3895]

Venezeula - Kervin Andrade , Chile - Dario Osorio , Uruguay - Luciano Rodríguez , Costa Rica - Andy Rojas , Bolivia - Moises Paniagua ( if selected for final side)

[@gracielynn9623]

Great minds think alike. Before I saw your comment I also put a plug for Andy Rojas. I took a trip to Costa Rica a couple months ago and saw him play Live in five games. Really talented player.

[@donviajero2580]

@@gracielynn9623 Rojas put on a real show for Herediano against Toluca in the concachampions. This kid has potential.

[@jorgeluiscatano5465]

duran and asprilla? how did you over look these kids?

[@daconnoisseurrex1752]

Kendry ! 🇪🇨

[@saylortusk8489]

What a great idea for a video!

[@adrianofficialmusick]

Don't forget Costa Rica's Manfred Ugalde

[@FranklinPerez-ic9fc]

Great video

[@jonathanochoa4080]

Pretty insane to look over Jhon Duran and Yaser Asprilla. Yaser won best young player for Watford and Duran scoring vs Man City and 2 on Liverpool. Both have big futures and can breakthrough at the Copa

[@mac0n3]

When i hear "wonder kid" im thinking about kids that legitimately have a chance to be Elite / Stars ...not just "amazing" or "really good" There are only two players inwould consider Wonder Kids on This list . Kendry Paez And Endrick.

[@donviajero2580]

Diego Gomez was outstanding for Paraguay in the recent Olympic qualifiers and has shown flashes of that talent for Miami, but I guess his current injury will likely keep him out of the Copa America.

[@classicofutbol]

Endrick vs Kendry would be an interesting match

[@albertinus33]

they had a match before. IDV vs palmeiras in copa Libertadores 3 weeks ago

[@Cojoal]

This guy has to hate Colombia, how do you mention ismael kone and not Yaser Asprilla? They’re teammates at watford, Asprilla is younger and just won player of the season for them.

[@derickocampo2880]

Bruh always overlooks Colombian cracks. Keep an eye out for 20 year old Yaser Asprilla, que seguro la va a romper en la Copa América! Vamos Colombia carajos!!!

[@rubenleon6873]

Gio still young, balogun also in a weird spot but they have a little time and I hope they get it situated cause they have massive potential but balogun has more to work on in my eyes but gio is really a beast and can be massive. Not the greatest of all time but a big great forsure

[@johnm9222]

Yaser Asprilla from Watford/Colombia. John Duran from Aston Villa/Colombia

[@EmanG_24]

Yaser Asprilla is one to watch for Colombia

[@mdrifathossain1575]

you missed savinho and yan couto there

[@gracielynn9623]

What about 18-year-old Costa Rica Andy Rojas? He’s only 18 and plays domestically in Costa Rica and he’s already getting offers to leave. They are going to pay his Costa Rican club over $4.5 million from Italy, Belgium, MLS, and the Netherlands. He wants to go to Europe, but his club is trying to hang onto him a little bit longer to drive the price tag up even more if he keeps tearing up Liga FPD.

[@Kavfifaref]

What about dujuan Richards Jamaica from Chelsea under 21?

[@anlerden4851]

very beautiful video for me Dear Filippo Brazil and Argentina are favourite teams of this tournament.🙏

[@mvbelobelo6303]

Hahahaha Felipo is as short as Endrick

[@ianmacdonald9635]

Do you mean like “Maradona short”, or “Xavi short” or “Messi short”?

[@nickmejia5168]

oscar zambrano i like too

[@derekkatz2875]

Should uruguay Pellistri be considered a wonderkid? He’s 23 I think

[@Canev821]

How can I make my son a wonder kid

[@Turtlefast235]

Feed him Wonder Bread!

[@thebeanboys782]

They might be a little older but Peru has grimaldo and sonne

[@julienmorlet3160]

He forgot Jacob Shaffelburg

[@Wladislav]

It's a shame it's looking like Barco will miss out. Acuna rarely fills me with confidence.

[@sdc5914]

Dujuan "Whispa" Richards. Teen from Jamaica who Leon called out as the next one to play in the Prem

[@urunashua]

Luciano Rodríguez won the u20 World Cup for Uruguay 🇺🇾

[@BALOGUN2026]

Gio reyna will need to have a tournament of his life so he can finally leave Dortmund to another top European team that fits he style of play😊

[@marcusmosiahgarvy]

American top talent already peaked

[@itsglennn]

You forgot Justin Lerma from Ecuador

[@mac0n3]

He wasnt called up to the Senior Team for this copa America x

[@Technical_ability_superiority]

Unfortunately neither Soule or Echeverri were included at this Copa America. It’s not really a surprisingly decision but disappointing nonetheless. I have a sense every team at the Copa except Brazil and Canada will deploy a low-block against Argentina, and that is when you need attackers with brilliant close-range dribbling to pull defenders out of position. I don’t see how Garnacho or Nico Gonzalez will be effective cuz their speed is going to be nullified.

[@kakaroto7578]

wow!, you're right about everything you said

[@TheBroled]

This is the send off tourney for both messi and di Maria... afterwards I expect echeverri to slide into that messi role and be the starter probably at the next WC

[@Technical_ability_superiority]

@@TheBroled Just because Di Maria and Messi have a big role doesn’t mean that Echeverri & Soule can’t be a part of the team. I’d much rather have both of them coming off the bench than someone like Nico Gonzalez or Garnacho.

[@chrishenderson1262]

I don't know if I'd say Reyna has had poor club form over the last 12 months. My argument is that when he has played, he's general looked crisp and deserving of minutes. He hasn't lit up the stat sheet, but that has a lot to do with the game situations when he's played. Usually as a very late substitution, where the tone of the game isn't very representative of what would be expected during other phases of play that might provide him more effective opportunities. So, I guess the main criticism of his club play has been a simple lack of it. Not necessarily how he's played with the time given to him. I have a theory about the disconnect between what he seems to show on the field, versus the opportunities he's given. I think Gio is one of those players who doesn't shine in training, and I'm not going to immediately chalk that up to laziness. Anyone who has played at a competitive level knows there are guys like that on every team. Guys that for one reason or another perform much better in real games versus during practices (could be anything from attempts to avoid injury, to certain competitive fire showing more versus opponents as opposed to teammates, to practice scenarios not doing a good job of recreating in-game situations). There are also guys who are the opposite. How many of us have had teammates that constantly talk about how they scored "X" number of goals in short-sided scrimmages at training while they complain about not getting a chance to start or receive more minutes in games? I know I had plenty of teammates on both sides of that coin. My best bet is Gio is one of the former, who maybe looks a step off during training but will produce for you in games when given a real chance. What he needs most isn't just a team with a system that favors his style of play, but also a coach who understands that profile of player.

[@omararias3472]

You missed Luis Romo for Mexico

[@TacticalManager]

How old is he?

[@nl5703]

Mexican players look great in Liga MX but they dont do well in Europe. Even right now, there are no Mexican players at any top Champions League clubs

[@omararias3472]

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[@keeshawnn6741]

Dario Osorio, 20 year old Chilean

[@hao2000ki]

5:46 I'm sorry but this little bit here made me cringe so hard I had to close the video immediately. Yeah, not for me, thanks.

[@VariReaper]

1 minute zero likes and zero views I’ll fix that

[@TacticalManager]

👊🏽👊🏽

[@aidenroqz]

Ok, I know you have to include a US player, let's be honest, this is a USMNT centric channel. But Gio can't continue to live off of "potential" for the rest of his career. Yes the kid has potential, but why does he keep getting put on the bench? Not just at Dortmund but also at Forest. And why does "controversy" keep following him? At what point do we have to put some blame on the player and not what happens around him. Whether it's excuses like injuries, which may not be his fault, or may be, because he might not be taking care of his body properly. Or managers, he has to be accountable, and we have been waiting for him to "breakout" since he went to Europe. Right now, the only consistent thing about Gio is his inconsistent play. Sometimes he shows world class talent, and sometimes he disappears. To me he's becoming a player that a manager would get fired for because he thinks he can bring out that consistency but end up being the same inconsistent player nonetheless. Even though he's still young, I see other players ahead of him to watch, Duran, Asprilla, and even Tillman has surpassed him as a young player to watch for the USMNT. Many people are putting all their eggs in the Reyna basquet, thinking he's been unlucky or outside forces have stalled his growth. And at the end of the day I'm a USMNT fan and I hope he reaches his potential, but we have seen this movie before, not all players reach their potential, not because of being unlucky or outside forces, but because they don't have it in them.

[@greggberhalter8781]

first

[@ChapeuFootball]

Balogun and pepi are wonderkids

[@Tom_bradys_unretirement]

Bruh

[@GabrielTimoteo-jw7xe]

No

[@chuckchuck8643]

Who the fuck is hekillmee?

[@TacticalManager]

Riquelme. It’s how you pronounce it in Portuguese

[@chuckchuck8643]

@@TacticalManager damn it Tact! I thought we had a hidden gem for us :( 🥲la pelota siempre al 10