WHAT is the best club for young players?
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- Which is the best fit for young players? The academy clubs? The scout-and-sell clubs? The platform clubs? Or the big clubs? Not all clubs provide the same opportunities for talented youngsters. Kick off! reporter Max Merrill examines the differences and assesses which clubs may be best for the young guns aiming to boost their professional careers.
Report by: Max Merrill
Camera & Edit: Joe Wright
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Lyon and all the red bull teams deserved a shout out, but yeah, Dortmund is probably the best, followed by Benfica and Ajax.
No it is just a German football channel looking to promote German football compare the players that come out of Dortmund to Southampton or Chelsea and it isn't even close.
@@Delboy0 come on man, the title says "the best teams FOR young players". Chelsea isnt a good place for most young players, they just loan them out and sell later.
@@edinan9 yes chelsea is a club for a mature player
how can i join ajax acdemy or la masia academy. i have a really good control over ball
@@edinan9 Firstly half the Chelsea squad is under 23 and most of these players are from the academy, but also Chelsea produce very high quality players that end up in big clubs around the world. The so called best young 'German' player is Musiala who came out of the Chelsea academy, also Matic, Tomori, KDB, Courtois and Lukaku.
I'm a strong believer on the Ajax, BVB, Atalanta and Lyon academies.
Benfica too, they don't only buy, they also raise talents
What BVB & Atalanta academies youre talking about?
@@harukrentz435 its not necessarily an academy, more a philosophy on how they buy and develop players.
Historically also barca
@@smenzelwendlela4369 true that. La Macia has given great players
Without watching video I think it's Dortmund
After watching the video? ;)
@@dwkickoff It's confirmed Dortmund
@@ayushrajgaur4430 barca no doubt
@@randomcheese9126 between 2017-2020 i wouldn't because they were only making big money signings. Right now or before yes I would
@@thethirtynine5380 yeah bartemou idk how to spell it abosultely suck as a president he signs alot of player for 100m and all of them turned out to be a flop except de jong
Leicester City also deserves a mention as Scout/Sell or a Platform Club.
??????? huh? they had like 3 good sales
@@justawarlord brought maddison in, hes now a prominent epl player. Fofana was one of the best cb last season. Harvey barnes, developed tielemans, ndidi, soyuncu etc.
@@brndino tielemans was playing europa league finals long before leister came calling
pretty sure soyunche was a establish bayern 04 player
im not saying its a bad club but they are most often uneeded stepping stones
@@justawarlord if you didn’t know Tielemans was a given up talent at the point Leicester took a punt on him
@@justawarlord Söyüncü never played for Leverkusen, he played for SC Freiburg.
You could argue that Man Utd and Barcelona are the best in incorporating their academy graduates into the first team. The fact that they're two of the four biggest clubs in the world makes this feat even more impressive.
what are the other two?
@@ac14cmpunk25 real madrid and Bayern
Milan is a bigger club than Utd and arguably so is Liverpool
@@srbtlevse16 Milan isn’t bigger than United my guy. I don’t know why people think that the more champions league a club has the bigger it is. If that’s the case then Ajax is bigger than Chelsea, United, arsenal, city, psg etc
@@srbtlevse16 don't know about Liverpool but Milan certainly is a bigger football club historically than ManUnited
1. Real Madrid
2. Bayern Munich
3. FC Barcelona
4. AC Milan
5. Manchester United
6. FC Liverpool
7. Juventus
Jose Mourinho had absolutely neglected the academy but thankfully Ole's restored it.
He prefers a finished product rather than an unpolished diamond
@@arunmanogaran5628 that is because he is a winner , every club owner in the world expect he to atleast deliver them one silverware , so he doesn’t have time to actually trust these so called “unpolished gem” so he decide to go with more experienced player . look at ole the board not expecting him to deliver throphys just play for the top 4 and if you can win one that’s more better be dont . so he doesn’t get sack because the bar has been already set lower than what jose have . but ofcourse with the club likes man u they wanted to want silverware so bad , possibly if they dont win one in this season with players coming in varane and sancho he probably gonna get sack .
Jose really liked McTominay though
Mctominay?
@@eddieeryuba8428 he did but no one knew him until Ole started playing him. He went from benched to taking a stand on neymar
dortmund is probably best club for young players but i would say that academies like arsenal got great facilities and training grounds for players and the fact that you play there might get clubs more intrested in you
Ajax. They will develop you and when it comes to the time to make the next step, they will not hold you hostage while demanding excessive transfer fees.
@@jameswabwire1931 Ajax are really the best
I'm Gladbach Fan..but you're so right. Maybe the complete Bundesliga is a good choice.
@@andrekorbas772 we are not talking over favourite clubs and that
In england i would say Chelsea's academy is the greatest
Red bull teams are also very good for young players.
Maybe i am Hajduk Split fan, but i want to mention Dinamo Zagreb as good academy and scout and sell club
I'd like to play at dortmund or arsenal. Arsenal deserved a shout out, especially this season, not the best results lately but saka, Smith-Rowe, Nketiah, Maitland-Niles, Nelson, Martinelli. All of them young talents, all of them home grown too, except for Martinelli perhaps.
You're soo right lol good vision
La Masia making a comeback under new management.
It's not a comeback Bcs La Masia ALWAYS have a great players every single year.
Just so you know La Masia graduates always be scouted by every single big clubs in the world.
@@aye2you But promoting them to the first team and building the squad arround them has
@@arroe8386 has what?
@@aye2you made a comeback
@@arroe8386 no offense i think you should edit it cuz I can't understand it
My dream to play for Dortmund
Best of luck buddy, I hope you make it!
Same but what position 🤔
Keep fighting bro 💪 you can make it
Good luck bro. I've been trying to 😂
Good luck
I would say Sparta Prague have a phenomenal academy, they lead in the national team players production, their graduates find a club nearly always and they produced big stars of czech football, such as Tomas Rosicky and today's big talents Adam Hložek and Adam Karabec.
La Masia has produced some of the greatest players in every position but the problem is that they are sculpted for Barcelona and find it difficult to adapt to other European teams with different playstyles.
Basel, Santos, AEK Athens, B Dortmund, Anderlecht, Flamengo, Wolves, Girona FC, AJAX. Best teams for young prospects
Wolves..????
@@brendanrodgers9753 I thought most of their players are Portuguese.
@@AdanyKai the three best Portuguese players they had were all 30 ish
Real Madrid’s academy nourishes many LaLiga sides. Some renown La Fabrica products are Juan Mata, Alvaro Morata, Marcos Alonso, Marcos and Diego Llorente, Pablo Sarabia, Achraf Hakimi, Borja Mayoral, Sergio Reguilon, Nacho Fernandez, Lucas Vasquez, Soldado, Negredo, Mario Hermoso, the list goes on and on.
Agreed. RMCF are usually overlooked due to the fact that its impossibly hard to break into the first team.
Although Dortmund have dominated when it comes to young players for the best few years. I would still put Ajax above just for the sheer constancy of talent they have brung to football over the past 50 years several footballing icons and some of the greatest players ever come from Ajax’s youth system. I’d also put Barca, Monaco and Benfica up there too. In fact Barca have a better youth academy than Dortmund.
1. Ajax
2. BVB
3. Benfica
4. Lyon
5. Manchester United.
imo
Perfect route would be Salzburg, Dortmund, then Liverpool. All good clubs where you’ll get a shot, as well as getting an amazing football education.
In the academy there's also the Croatian Dinamo Zagreb they are the top 3 in the best youth academys
Tbh with players like Frenkie de Jong, Sanchez, Neres, Tagliafico, Martinez, Traore, Antony, Ajax' scout and sell is also becoming well developed. Imo theyre now combining both with players like Antony and Martinez that they bought but also talents such as Timber, Gravenberch and Dest.
Chelsea offers the best balance. They have the greatest academy in Europe for the best part of the decade, they produce lots of talents, they loan them out to gain experience and if you belong to the best of the best like Mason Mount, Reece James, Andreas Christensen, Hudson-Odoi, Billy Gilmour, Tino Anjorin and many others, you will get your chance to establish yourself at the first team and win a Champions League or more. Even Dortmund has tried to sign Charlie Webster, Bayern has bought Musiala and Mbi from Cobham. Noone can do it as perfect as Chelsea nowadays.
The point is not just to play young players and sell them for a profit but also to compete for the greatest of honours and Dortmund don't do that.
@@Browne7100 KDB and Salah were not from the Chelsea academy, they were bought like many others and Mourinho didn't think they deserved to play. Chelsea is a club that wants to compete and win every trophy at the highest level. You can't do that and play youngsters all the time, there must be a balance of top class established players and young exciting prospects. The other day In the UEFA Super Cup they played Challobah, a kid from the academy, instead of going out and buy Kounde. There is nothing that suggests they will stop trusting their youngsters, if you are good enough to contribute. you will get your chance and Chelsea produce many such players. Billy Gimour, Conor Gallagher, Levi Colwill are currently on loan and Tuchel thinks highly of them. You will definitely see them play at the first team in the upcoming seasons.
Chelsea literally offers nothing tbh
They keep them and then loan them away no matter how promising
One of the best football channel!
Chelsea has to be mentioned, people may say it's cuz of a ban but the young players that Cobham has & produced are undeniably good. Hudson , Mason Mount, Reece James ,Andres Christiansen, Tammy Abraham champions league winners at young age before legends like Drogba, Terry , Lampard etc. Not even to metion other clubs have realised this as well. Bayern willing to pay 70 million euros for Hudson . Jamal Musiala, Tino livemento, Lewis bate , March Guehi,Tariq Lamptey,Fikayo Tomori , Billy Gilmour etc . I am sure i have missed some but nevertheless Chelsea has produced good young prospects & Europe has noticed.
The ban
+ Guehi
It seems this channel has some issues with Chelsea FC, as far as i watched their channel, they've never mentioned the name Chelsea or players from the club...
i agree on almost everything but theres no way bayern munich would pay 70m for a player let alone hudson odoi lol
You missed Conor Gallagher.
Best line throughout the video “How is that working out Arsenal?” 😂😂😂
What is he, 26? I would think they have bigger problems, like that HORRENDOUS defense.
Chelsea really nurtured young talent past 2 seasons
Thanks to Frank Lampard, great manager , gone too soon.
only because of the transfer ban. Mason mount would not have been there if not for the ban
@@prabhatsingh9111 not exactly...
For young players I seen the best leagues for them to grow as a player are the Portuguese, Dutch, and French leagues. As for clubs it migh vary, I know Porto, Ajax, psv were good choices for a startup
If you are talking of the portuguese league I would say Sporting is better at getting the players in the first team, in Porto, young players don't have many opportunities.
I am probably biased, but I feel that Rennes’ academy is a good shout. Dembélé and Camavinga are the shining examples and we are consistently pumping out new young players and always giving them minutes. Our academy is now well established and named better than Lyon this year. We also are really good at buying young players and developing. Sarr, Raphinia and Cech are examples and we are doing so with Doku and Kalamadeen
Barcelona's La Masia imo is among the best academies , just they don't know how to capitalise on'em.
Yeah, many top players have been developed from there. Barca itself gives chance to lots of youngsters like Pedri,Fati, Dest etc
@ Dest is from Ajax, not Barca.
@@timszysteelz5907 I said that they give chance to youngsters in their team.....
The players may not get a chance in the 1st team but Chelsea produce a lot of top quality youngsters. In the first premier league match day, only 2 matches didn't feature a chelsea academy graduate in the matchday squad
Cobham should be mentioned, it's one of the best football academies in Europe, if not the number one. It seems this channel has some issues with Chelsea FC, as far as i watched they've never mentioned the name Chelsea or the players from the club in their videos...
Yes i was looking for this comment.
He should have mentioned last Champion league trophy and Mason mount, J.reese etc.
Who wouldn’t have issues with Chelsea unless you’re one of their fans?
Great Video. 👍
But Barca has the best u21 squad right now... Even if they deployed none of the senior players.. They still can be competitive
Pedri Fati Demir
Riqui Illaix Gavi
Blade E. Garcia Aruajo Dest
Inaki pena
isnt demir and fati and araujo and pedri and dest play in the main team?
@@randomcheese9126 Yeah they do !!!
Put Nico instead of illiax
Aritra Chatterjee stick to cricket🏏
@@erikh95 Shut up, Football is way better
1:07 academy clubs
3:51 scout and sell
6:07 platform clubs
8:44 big clubs
Good video but you're wrong about one thing - Bayern's Academy. The Bundesliga is their academy.
I suggest you look at dortmunds and bayerns transfer history over the last years and think about that
@@markusschafer9572 you didn't get the joke
8:57
raul,casillas,guti,morata,hakimi,mata,carvajal just to name a few
Ajax is better than Dortmund though for me.
Nah
Last 40 year's I said Ajax but last 10 year's Dortmund
Dortmund is overrated. Ajax is one of the best academies in history and theyre still going on strong.
@@harukrentz435 ajax have better academy but dortmund is better into integrate the young players into first team and make them competitive
leicester for scout and sell,e.g maguire, mahrez etc and also chelsea pretty good
monaco aswell
I knew before i watch the video that they are going to pick us as the best academy in Europe, we as a fan can't deny the fact that we acknowledge we are indeed the best, but clubs like Lyon, PSV, Benfica and Sporting also have a pretty good academy to be honest
Alan Hansen was right. The season he said "you can't win anything with kids", the youth players hardly played. And when thry did they were not playing together. Instead slotted around the pitch occasionally.
Gary Neville does a good piece on it
Actually, Hansen said it in ‘95-96 on the opening day of the campaign. That season, United won the Double & it actually had the majority of the Class of ‘92 in major starring roles. Gary Neville broke through that season & made it to England’s Euros squad, Becks too made it.
Hansen was kinda right. But you take it wrong. The youth players were already integral part of United team for one and half year before he made that comment (95/96) those talented young players were also surrounded by top & experienced players like Schmeichel, Bruce, Irwin, Mclair, Cole, & Cantona to guide them. Wenger tried to do the same with the Fabregas generation but he sold his top experienced players too soon (Vieira in 2005, Pires in 2006, Henry in 2007).
@@harukrentz435 I do agree partly with you. But a lot of the United players from that academy especially made the grade in 95. In 94, Paul Parker, Kanchelskis, Hughes, Ince were discarded with Gary Neville & Beckham especially being integrated as proper first team guys that very season. But yes, having Schmeichel, Irwin, Cantona around was really critical.
Danish side FC Nordsjaelland gives more minutes to U21 players than anyone else, but unfortunately there not in the Big 5 leagues & no big names have come from that club.
Porto !!!
7:26 Tbh feel like Pedri just alone has played more minutes.A long season for someone his age.
Bundesliga is actually best place for the young talent to grow, this league provide good time play, good environment, also good modern equipment and training method to support these young talent to grow better.
Dortmund & rennes
Why such a good video like this one. Have so little view?
I believe that, even though a team can win with youngsters, is better for them to lose everything, so they can pursue and desire success even stronger.
I would love to start my career at FC Bayern Youth Academy. They are still producing class players like Karim, Musiala, Stanisic, Richards, Can, Dahoud and we didn't only produce Alaba and Muller but Hummels and Kroos were from our academy. We have a really rich history in producing legends of this sport.
Dahoud? Arrogant bandwagoner, make your 3rd world country a better place first bevore talking trash to the work of other clubs
Red Bull Salzburg
You missed KRC Genk. If they could have kept all players that came up through their ranks or were bought and sold on, they'd have quite a line up: Courtois, Maehle, Koulibaly, Ndidi, Castagne, Berge, De Bruyne, Malinovskyi, Trossard, Bailey, Benteke (and that's missing out on Milinkovic-Savic and Casteels among others)
West Ham have always done pretty well but have produced some great talent recently like Declan Rice
Rex-Daniel Uwadineke is 11 years old and he will like to play in Borussia Dortmund ❤️
One step before Dortmund it's Salzburg....Look who they brought through (oftentimes as the first European club
haaland and szozboslai for example
West Ham deserve abit of a shout out too,Declan Rice, Bowen and Johnson looking really good
Surprised The Arsenal was not mentioned with currently averaging over 4 academy players in the match team squads.
Im surprised Atlético de Madrid is not mentioned, they've done similar to Dortmund with their players
historically, Ajax is the best. From Rijkaard, Kluivert, Seedorf, Davids, Bergkamp, Cruijff, Zlatan, De Ligt etc. but recently Dortmund has been catching up
There are a few of Chelsea's academy youth that are champions of Europe at the moment...
Erling Haaland, Sadio Mane, Dayot Upamecano, Marcel Sabitzer, Naby Keita, Peter Gulacsi, Martin Hinteregger, Kevin Kampl, Konrad Laimer, Xaver Schlager, Patson Daka, Stefan Lainer, Amadou Haidara, Dominik Szoboszlai? Name the missing club
Salzburg
They bought those players from other teams :D + RedBull isnt even one team, they had a Talent Camp Team in africa ( RedBull Ghana ), they have RedBullBrasil now RB Bragantino, they have RB NY and many more. + Liefering as a Sister Team 1 league below their own. its not 1 team. many of those guys came from other teams.
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@@Simmi0312 nope there were all from Salzburg. not from RB Brasil or Africa etc. Salzburg has his own scouts. Dortmund bought players of Salzburg.
I'd still put United at No. 1 for the sheer volume of young players they produce at a high level giving them a very good chance at a great career elsewhere... Dortmund wins on being open to giving exceptional talents a fair shot at the highest level without reservation so if you're really good, the black and yellows is where to go... if you're young and looking to learn the game and have a great career, United it is.
I still cant believe someone within the club rejected a 16 y.o Halaand after Ole recomendation. Fkn Id10t.
Manchester United always play with their academy players.
Also in the 90s they are the one who won everything with the academy players..on the 21st century Dortmund are the best young players products but most of them are brought in its not from a academy but they still provide young talent players
"own academay" i mean you cant really compete with the big big big World Cities like Paris, Madrid or London .. the amount of potential Players near that city is crazy. Dortmund only has 600k if you count the "Region" around BVB, like 20-40km cities like Bochum, Essen, Münster, and so on, you wont come any near those big cites + those town have multiple Clubs. many of them play in 1.or 2. League. so ofc Teams get players from elsewhere, how come those many foreign players in Man City, ManU, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs Academies? right, they also get them from outside .. only difference ist, Dortmund wont buy a under 16yo from a foreign Country. our academy isnt bad, we "produce" nearly yearly players who play in Bundesliga or 2.League, but you cant "produce" those talents, yearly for the BVB Squad because the Talent their is a bit higher. so saying "united alaways play with their talents" and bvb doesnt produce them is kinda wrong, because united also gets them at young age from other clubs. difference is the age.
@@Simmi0312 oh whatever
@@Simmi0312 dortmund wont buy 16 y.o from foreign club. You splashed €27M for Bellingham lol
@@Simmi0312 plastic fan dont even know his club 😂
@@Simmi0312 Manchester united can get English talent from around the country. Sancho is from London but came through city's academy. Do you think every English kid in the United academy is born in Manchester?
12:18 that's when I got why liverpool was not mentioned a single bit smh. however, it's a good video
Ajax, Benfica, Porto, Lisbon, Atletico Bilbao, teams that are mid table and which rely on youngsters as they don't like spending much. More game time also means more improvement.
St Patrick's Athletic with young striker Tommy Lonergan !
Atalanta academy is incredible but the lyon on is the best in Europe. It’s third when it comes to number of pro players currently playing in Europe behind Barca and Real, but Lyon actually give a chance to their players to play in the first team. Currently in the squad you have Aouar, Caqueret, Lopes, Lukeba, Gusto, Da Silva, Diomandé, Keita and of course Cherki, who have all played since the end of April 2021, with the first three playing regularly for the last 18 months. Look abroad at who’s come through at Lyon: Benzema, Martial, Tolisso, Umtiti, Gonalons, Fekir, Lacazette, the list goes on. Don’t get me started on the ones that are still in France (Grenier, Bard amongst others). The likes of Ndombele and Ferland Mendy made break outs on the big stage with Lyon, but the main part of the club is the academy and it’s important to recognise that
Santos F.C.
Always have been, always will.
It's definitely dortmund and Ajax they always have great new talents there programs are perfect
The mighty Axaj FC they fit all the category 🔥🔥🔥
surely dortmund, but lille & lyon deserves some credit too!
No mention of Schalke youth academy, I know they're struggling right now but still.
Schalke’s youth academy is certainly quite superb. Most Bundesliga clubs actually have a great academy structure. In England, Manchester United are the top dogs, but Everton, Leicester, Liverpool, Chelsea are certainly up there & even Norwich are quite good in that regard.
Sporting, Benfica, Dortmund, Ajax
You missed juventus
Pirlo gave lot of time to younger players
Schalke 04 , Lazio, porto, and psv feynord also gives young players a chance.
Ironically maybe not as historic as others here but PSG in recent years has developed top tier footballers. Although they have ignorantly let them go they still developed them.
Dortmund and I'm hoping for an opportunity one day
Never and thats perfect, 3rd world bandwagoners don't respect the club and therefore they will forever stay in there hole
Porto should have been included as a scout and sell club. Falcao? Alex Sandro? James Rodriguez? Hulk?
It was Benfica who discovered Falcão, Alex Sandro and James, but Porto at the time had more money, won more titles and therefore managed to steal them from Benfica
@@jokerbenfica486 I mean Porto still bought them and sold them. Just like Pepe, Paulo Ferreira, Diego, Danilo, Jackson, Guarín, Álvaro Pereira, otamendi, Mangala, Luís Fabiano, even Thiago silva for a quick 6 month profit among many others
That mid-90's Ajax team doesn't get the credit they deserve. They aren't ignored, they aren't given no respect, but it's just not enough. They were young for the most part, solid all over the park and weren't just good as a team, the players went off to other clubs and went on to have fantastic careers individually.
Barca, Chelsea, Manchester United = best academy youth
Chelsea is the typical scout and loan one though
Benfica just for the clima and of their mentality is a great opportunity for young South American players to make their first steps in Europe. If I were an 18 year old brasilian I would rather go to Portugal than Germany
As a young footballer, Chelsea's academy would be the best place for me, where I can spend the rest of my career constantly on loan
Dortmund,Ajax and Lyon
Do best league/club for veteran players.
Here in Rhineland-Palatinate (Germany) the best clubs for young players are probably 1.FSV Mainz 05 and 1.FC Kaiserslautern. Good adresses for goalkeepers.
to be fair to alan hansen, he said "utd wouldn't win anything with kids" on the opening day of the 95/96 season, where they lost 3-1 to villa. that season utd only won the league and the fa cup lol. the treble came 3 seasons later.
Liverpool is one of the best clubs for a youngster, Klopp will teach You a lot if you can even train with the 1st team...
Sporting, if anything, is an academy club, they are the furthest thing from a scout and sell club. Porto and Benfica are the scout and sell clubs.
Idk about young club but Chelsea fc academy is the no. 1 academy thats producing great talents atm in Europe
Well,Mason chose prison fc
Lyon need a Shout out here !!! (Benzema, Ben Arfa, Giuly, Lacazette, Tolisso, Umtiti, Martial, Aouar, Fekir, Anthony Lopes...)
I'm 18 I'll turn down a big club for BVB ..love the club ..gio, sancho , haaland, bellingham, moukoko, Mateu morey......and more young players always play ..better than going to a big club and bench 💯💯
Ajax & Dortmund & RB Leipzig / Salzburg is the best for young player💖
Liverpool definitely desever a mention as a big club with a great academy or a great development centre for young players before they move on. They have recently built a new traingground and academy facilities and have had players like TAA, Curtis Jones, Ryan Kent, Neco Williams, Ben Woodburn, Harry Wilson and Harvey Elliott in recent years not to mention some now older players like Steven Gerrard, Michel Owen and Raheem Stirling among many others.
Except for TAA rest are not good enough
@@gauravlapashya4505 Nah i’d say Jones and Elliot are good enough considering the former is already an established first teamer since last season and the latter already started two of the first three games for them this season so clearly they are good enough (to Klopp anyway)
@@gauravlapashya4505 Gerrard was not good enough, Michael Owen , Carragher and quite a few have reached international level. They are all in top flight football , they are all good enough just being a Premiership player means you have made it to a point most footballers just dream about . OK Liverpool did not develop Elliot that was Fulham .
Gerrard was not good enough ? I meant
Arsenal has a fantastic academy, don't be surprised if you see few names popping up sooner than later.
Young players should always start with small teams
scout and sold needs southampton at top look at half the liverpool team literally. they have so much talent....
I just came here to ask this: How's that working out Asernal?
Well I love to play for Manchester United. But if not that Ajax is also proud club
Any club where you can start .
Your video was right when it was aired, but after 5 months I would say that Barça is building its next generation team from youngsters.
They've bought 7 players this summer and you think they are building their next generation with academy players?
@@martag5997 8 monthes ago, when I wrote this post, Miguenza, Nico, Abde, Jutglà and Riqui Puig were playing along remaining Gabi, Pedri, Ansu, Eric García and Balde.
We believe in La Masia 💪🍻