The Ivorian winger exploded onto the scene with Leipzig in 2025/26, and his eye-catching World Cup displays then convinced Real Madrid to make him their record signing. Diomande is an electrifying watch, sure to light up Europe with his athleticism, dynamism and creativity.
While many in France already knew what a talent the defensive midfielder is, the rest of the world took notice this summer, when Bouaddi made the World Cup seem like his playground. Calm on the ball with the technical ability to match, the Moroccan teenager will be hard to miss this season after Manchester City won the race for his services over the summer.
A technically gifted, left-footed Argentinian who can scan the pitch in seconds, break through defensive lines, play laser-guided passes and wears the No10? Familiar though that sounds, Paz is unique. After making his Champions League debut with Real Madrid in 2023, he’s set to lead the way for Como in their debut campaign.
Boasting exceptional technique and balance to go with his tremendous work rate, Manzambi shone in the Europa League last term. He was pivotal in Freiburg’s run to the final, earning UEFA's Revelation of the Season award, but after a club-record move this summer, he’ll be taking on the Champions League with victors Aston Villa this season.
A former top scorer at the Under-17 EURO, Mora had already made 80 senior appearances for Porto before joining Roma over the summer. His low centre of gravity and ability to either release team-mates with quick combinations or show off his knack for scoring make him a potent danger. One to watch in his maiden Champions League adventure.
It takes a special player indeed to make their Champions League debut at 17, and that’s exactly what Ngumoha is. The Liverpool starlet is a slippery, tricky customer out wide, with dazzling feet capable of leaving any defender in his wake. Don’t be fooled by his baby-faced appearance – this kid is lethal.
The Ivorian winger exploded onto the scene with Leipzig in 2025/26, and his eye-catching World Cup displays then convinced Real Madrid to make him their record signing. Diomande is an electrifying watch, sure to light up Europe with his athleticism, dynamism and creativity.
While many in France already knew what a talent the defensive midfielder is, the rest of the world took notice this summer, when Bouaddi made the World Cup seem like his playground. Calm on the ball with the technical ability to match, the Moroccan teenager will be hard to miss this season after Manchester City won the race for his services over the summer.
A technically gifted, left-footed Argentinian who can scan the pitch in seconds, break through defensive lines, play laser-guided passes and wears the No10? Familiar though that sounds, Paz is unique. After making his Champions League debut with Real Madrid in 2023, he’s set to lead the way for Como in their debut campaign.
Boasting exceptional technique and balance to go with his tremendous work rate, Manzambi shone in the Europa League last term. He was pivotal in Freiburg’s run to the final, earning UEFA's Revelation of the Season award, but after a club-record move this summer, he’ll be taking on the Champions League with victors Aston Villa this season.
A former top scorer at the Under-17 EURO, Mora had already made 80 senior appearances for Porto before joining Roma over the summer. His low centre of gravity and ability to either release team-mates with quick combinations or show off his knack for scoring make him a potent danger. One to watch in his maiden Champions League adventure.
It takes a special player indeed to make their Champions League debut at 17, and that’s exactly what Ngumoha is. The Liverpool starlet is a slippery, tricky customer out wide, with dazzling feet capable of leaving any defender in his wake. Don’t be fooled by his baby-faced appearance – this kid is lethal.
The Ivorian winger exploded onto the scene with Leipzig in 2025/26, and his eye-catching World Cup displays then convinced Real Madrid to make him their record signing. Diomande is an electrifying watch, sure to light up Europe with his athleticism, dynamism and creativity.
While many in France already knew what a talent the defensive midfielder is, the rest of the world took notice this summer, when Bouaddi made the World Cup seem like his playground. Calm on the ball with the technical ability to match, the Moroccan teenager will be hard to miss this season after Manchester City won the race for his services over the summer.
A technically gifted, left-footed Argentinian who can scan the pitch in seconds, break through defensive lines, play laser-guided passes and wears the No10? Familiar though that sounds, Paz is unique. After making his Champions League debut with Real Madrid in 2023, he’s set to lead the way for Como in their debut campaign.
Boasting exceptional technique and balance to go with his tremendous work rate, Manzambi shone in the Europa League last term. He was pivotal in Freiburg’s run to the final, earning UEFA's Revelation of the Season award, but after a club-record move this summer, he’ll be taking on the Champions League with victors Aston Villa this season.
A former top scorer at the Under-17 EURO, Mora had already made 80 senior appearances for Porto before joining Roma over the summer. His low centre of gravity and ability to either release team-mates with quick combinations or show off his knack for scoring make him a potent danger. One to watch in his maiden Champions League adventure.
It takes a special player indeed to make their Champions League debut at 17, and that’s exactly what Ngumoha is. The Liverpool starlet is a slippery, tricky customer out wide, with dazzling feet capable of leaving any defender in his wake. Don’t be fooled by his baby-faced appearance – this kid is lethal.
The Ivorian winger exploded onto the scene with Leipzig in 2025/26, and his eye-catching World Cup displays then convinced Real Madrid to make him their record signing. Diomande is an electrifying watch, sure to light up Europe with his athleticism, dynamism and creativity.
While many in France already knew what a talent the defensive midfielder is, the rest of the world took notice this summer, when Bouaddi made the World Cup seem like his playground. Calm on the ball with the technical ability to match, the Moroccan teenager will be hard to miss this season after Manchester City won the race for his services over the summer.
A technically gifted, left-footed Argentinian who can scan the pitch in seconds, break through defensive lines, play laser-guided passes and wears the No10? Familiar though that sounds, Paz is unique. After making his Champions League debut with Real Madrid in 2023, he’s set to lead the way for Como in their debut campaign.
Boasting exceptional technique and balance to go with his tremendous work rate, Manzambi shone in the Europa League last term. He was pivotal in Freiburg’s run to the final, earning UEFA's Revelation of the Season award, but after a club-record move this summer, he’ll be taking on the Champions League with victors Aston Villa this season.
A former top scorer at the Under-17 EURO, Mora had already made 80 senior appearances for Porto before joining Roma over the summer. His low centre of gravity and ability to either release team-mates with quick combinations or show off his knack for scoring make him a potent danger. One to watch in his maiden Champions League adventure.
It takes a special player indeed to make their Champions League debut at 17, and that’s exactly what Ngumoha is. The Liverpool starlet is a slippery, tricky customer out wide, with dazzling feet capable of leaving any defender in his wake. Don’t be fooled by his baby-faced appearance – this kid is lethal.
The Ivorian winger exploded onto the scene with Leipzig in 2025/26, and his eye-catching World Cup displays then convinced Real Madrid to make him their record signing. Diomande is an electrifying watch, sure to light up Europe with his athleticism, dynamism and creativity.
While many in France already knew what a talent the defensive midfielder is, the rest of the world took notice this summer, when Bouaddi made the World Cup seem like his playground. Calm on the ball with the technical ability to match, the Moroccan teenager will be hard to miss this season after Manchester City won the race for his services over the summer.
A technically gifted, left-footed Argentinian who can scan the pitch in seconds, break through defensive lines, play laser-guided passes and wears the No10? Familiar though that sounds, Paz is unique. After making his Champions League debut with Real Madrid in 2023, he’s set to lead the way for Como in their debut campaign.
Boasting exceptional technique and balance to go with his tremendous work rate, Manzambi shone in the Europa League last term. He was pivotal in Freiburg’s run to the final, earning UEFA's Revelation of the Season award, but after a club-record move this summer, he’ll be taking on the Champions League with victors Aston Villa this season.
A former top scorer at the Under-17 EURO, Mora had already made 80 senior appearances for Porto before joining Roma over the summer. His low centre of gravity and ability to either release team-mates with quick combinations or show off his knack for scoring make him a potent danger. One to watch in his maiden Champions League adventure.
It takes a special player indeed to make their Champions League debut at 17, and that’s exactly what Ngumoha is. The Liverpool starlet is a slippery, tricky customer out wide, with dazzling feet capable of leaving any defender in his wake. Don’t be fooled by his baby-faced appearance – this kid is lethal.
The Ivorian winger exploded onto the scene with Leipzig in 2025/26, and his eye-catching World Cup displays then convinced Real Madrid to make him their record signing. Diomande is an electrifying watch, sure to light up Europe with his athleticism, dynamism and creativity.
While many in France already knew what a talent the defensive midfielder is, the rest of the world took notice this summer, when Bouaddi made the World Cup seem like his playground. Calm on the ball with the technical ability to match, the Moroccan teenager will be hard to miss this season after Manchester City won the race for his services over the summer.
A technically gifted, left-footed Argentinian who can scan the pitch in seconds, break through defensive lines, play laser-guided passes and wears the No10? Familiar though that sounds, Paz is unique. After making his Champions League debut with Real Madrid in 2023, he’s set to lead the way for Como in their debut campaign.
Boasting exceptional technique and balance to go with his tremendous work rate, Manzambi shone in the Europa League last term. He was pivotal in Freiburg’s run to the final, earning UEFA's Revelation of the Season award, but after a club-record move this summer, he’ll be taking on the Champions League with victors Aston Villa this season.
A former top scorer at the Under-17 EURO, Mora had already made 80 senior appearances for Porto before joining Roma over the summer. His low centre of gravity and ability to either release team-mates with quick combinations or show off his knack for scoring make him a potent danger. One to watch in his maiden Champions League adventure.
It takes a special player indeed to make their Champions League debut at 17, and that’s exactly what Ngumoha is. The Liverpool starlet is a slippery, tricky customer out wide, with dazzling feet capable of leaving any defender in his wake. Don’t be fooled by his baby-faced appearance – this kid is lethal.
