Europe's wonderkids: Ten young players to watch out for at Euro 2024

With an unparalleled amount of talent on show, Euros have always provided a breeding ground for new talents as well as an opportunity for the biggest football stars to shine.

From Wayne Rooney in 2004 to Mario Balotelli in 2012 and Renato Sanches in 2016, many wonderkids used the tournament as a platform to burst onto the world football scene and write their names in history.

We take a look at some of the most anticipated names in the 2024 edition.

For many, the Danish striker has yet to reach his full potential, and the Euros could be his opportunity to explode.

Højlund was Denmark's top scorer in the qualifiers and recently won the FA Cup with Manchester United, boasting as the English team's fastest player. How far will he manage to carry the Danes in the competition?

Bayern Munich's Musiala is a symbol of Germany's new football generation.

A versatile player who can serve as a winger, midfielder and striker, he became the youngest German player to feature in a major tournament in 2021, and following an unusual trophy-less season at Bayern, he's expected to play with the eye of the tiger with home fans watching on.

If not now, when? Following the recent Champions League victory, Jude Bellingham has now the incredible opportunity to become the youngest Ballon d'Or Winner in history.

But it will all depend on whether he and his teammates manage to break England's 58-year-long curse in international competitions. Is it finally coming home?

Spain remains probably the biggest breeding ground for talent in European football.

Despite his young age, Gavi has already played for Spain in the World Cup and won a Liga with Barcelona in 2023.

He's set to be one of the key players in the Red Furies' staggering midfield at Euro 2024.

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