The next generation - defenders

[TheReligion]

Inspired by the Murillo thread, I wanted to capture who posters feel will go on to be the very best of the current crop of potential coming through across the world. Some suggestions on who to watch out for in 2025;

Murillo (Forest)
Colwill (Chelsea)
Diomande (Sporting)
Hato (Ajax)
Yoro (United)
Cubarsi (Barca)
Mosquera (Valencia)
Scalvini (Atlanta)
Debast (Sporting)
Silva (Benfica)
Lukeba (RB Leipzig)
Vuskovic (Split)
Bradley (Liverpool)
Gusto (Chelsea)
Hall (Newcastle)

 

[duffer]

I'm a fan of Malo Gusto (he's 21) and for a younger player, Josh Acheampong is probably the highest rated kid on the verge of our first team at the moment at right back/centre back.

Lewis Hall (just turned 20) at Newcastle is also the real deal. He'll be first choice England's left back under Tuchel.

 

[TheReligion]

I'm a fan of Malo Gusto (he's 21) and for a younger player, Josh Acheampong is probably the highest rated kid on the verge of our first team at the moment at right back/centre back.

Lewis Hall (just turned 20) at Newcastle is also the real deal. He'll be first choice England's left back under Tuchel.

Edited to add Hall and Gusto

 

[GoonerBear]

I don't know much about him but I see a young 18 year old Brazilian defender Vitor Reis linked to a lot of big clubs. Utd, Arsenal, Chelsea, Real, PSG all linked. Brighton might have actually bid but Palmeiras don't won't to sell before the Club World Cup apparently.

 

[onemanarmy]

Ordonez at Club Brugge, 20 years old. Being scouted by half the PL.