Welcome to my page!

Hi everyone!

I will be following the journeys of the young up-and-coming stars of world football.

I'll be posting about youth football at club level, international level, individual player profiles and youth academy profiles.

I'll also be covering the potential transfers of these young stars, making some predictions and doing some 'Top 10' articles.

Hope you enjoy reading, feel free to ask questions, request certain players/clubs or comment and engage in discussion with me!

Kevin @ Football: The Next Generation

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