This summer’s European Championship has been a breeding ground for exciting new talent. Here’s a look at some of the players who have shone brightly and are set to be the subject of transfer speculation:
Ferdi Kadioglu (Turkey):
The Fenerbahce defender impressed with his attacking threat and tireless work rate. His record-breaking performance against Austria has put him on the radar of top clubs like Arsenal and Manchester City.
Georges Mikautadze (Georgia):
The young striker was the joint top scorer in the group stages, propelling Georgia to a historic last-16 appearance. Monaco and Roma are frontrunners to sign him after his loan spell at Metz impressed.
Ruben Vargas (Switzerland):
Vargas’ dazzling performance against Italy, including a goal and assist, propelled him into the spotlight. Expect more clubs to join Fiorentina and Crystal Palace in the race for his signature.
Jan Oblak (Slovenia):
While Slovenia didn’t progress far, Oblak’s heroics in goal, especially his penalty save against Cristiano Ronaldo, showcased his talent. Though unlikely to leave Atletico Madrid, he wouldn’t be short of suitors if he did.
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Nico Williams (Spain):
The Bilbao forward has caught the eye of several big clubs with his dazzling displays. Barcelona seem to be the frontrunner but Arsenal and Liverpool are also interested.
Fabián Ruiz (Spain):
Despite transfer rumours Ruiz has shone for Spain. Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Juventus remain interested in the PSG midfielder.
Jerdy Schouten (Netherlands):
The defensive midfielder has been a rock for the Dutch team and helped PSV win the Eredivisie title. Inter Milan are among the clubs reportedly interested.
Francisco Conceicao (Portugal):
Following in his father’s footsteps, the young winger scored the winner against the Czech Republic. Chelsea are among the clubs circling, with his release clause set to increase soon.
Baris Alper Yilmaz (Turkey):
The energetic midfielder was a key part of Galatasaray’s title win. His performances have attracted interest from Premier League clubs like Liverpool.
Ivan Schranz (Slovakia):
The Slavia Prague forward came alive in the Euros, scoring twice and nearly grabbing a winner against England. While a gamble for some clubs, he has shown his ability to rise to the occasion.
