Football Manager 2023 Wonderkids Shortlist | Top 5 FM23 Wonderkids

Looking to buy the next young stars in Football Manager 2023? Then be sure to keep an eagle eye on the following wonderkids who can become world-class

These Five Wonderkids Should be on Your Football Manager 2023 Shortlist

Looking to buy the next young stars in Football Manager 2023? Then be sure to keep an eagle eye on the following wonderkids who can become world-class.

Football is a sport where the youth are always at the forefront of the discussion. Among the most interesting elements of Football Manager 2023, though, will be trying to find the next young talents. Who, then, are some of the most highly anticipated wonderkids in FM23?

 

1. Martin Baturina

Croatian football always has a little gem on its hands, and Martin Baturina looks to be the next in line. There must be a production line for technically amazing young midfielders, as Dinamo Zagreb’s latest young gem – only 19 – could be one of the most exciting young players in the world.

He has the vision, drive, technique, and composure of a player far older than 19. With such immense ability and already a set place in the Zagreb team, it will not be long until Baturina is being compared to the likes of Luka Modric as the next genuinely outstanding domestic talent.

 

2. Endrick

Brazilian football will never stop churning out amazing young players, it is just a face. Endrick is the latest to join this list, to the point where he is a near-certainty to be playing for a European giant by January 2023. He has everything in his game to be a top class all-around player, someone who could easily in midfield or elsewhere.

He lacks the physique that you might want for such a high priced signing, but as a teenager that can quickly change with the right training regime. Absolutely a first-ballot pick for any wonderkid shortlist you create.

 

3. Mathys Tel

Although Tel already plays for FC Bayern Munich, they could do what they usually do and loan him out quite quickly. If you can get in there and land Tel, you could be adding one of the most exciting young forwards in the world to your team.

He has technique, pace, and impressive balance for one so young. His composure in front of goal is quite impressive, too. He is essentially a bit of power away from being an excellent all-around option in a modern forward line. Expensive to but, but absolutely worth keeping an eye on moving forward.

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4. Aster Vranckx

The exciting young Belgian is currently on loan at AC Milan, but they regularly will not take up the buy option on him. You should be in there with two foot, then, as Vranckx has all of the technical ability one could need. He is impressively composed on the ball, and has all of the height and power that one would need for such a young age.

If you can mould him into a more all-around player, he could become the creative hub of your team for many years to come. Definitely a young player to keep a closer eye on when his loan at Milan eventually runs out.

 

5. Jamie Bynoe-Gittens

Having announced himself with some excellent goals and assists in real-life, the ‘new Sancho’ is one of the hot young English football properties. ‘JBG’ would easily fit onto the bench of most modern teams, and he has a highly impressive technical level. He has natural pace, too, and can use both feet with relative comfort.

If you are looking for a young player who could make a meaningful difference to your bench in the Premier League, you would be foolish not to keep a closer eye on Bynoe-Gittens. A two-footed winger who can dribble all day for fun is exactly the kind of signing that most English teams could use – even as a substitute off the bench in his first season(s). The main challenge? Convincing BVB to sell!

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Conclusion

There are lots of really good young players in FM23, but the above five all feel like players who should be nearly certain to become world class. Give yourself a helping hand when building an impressive team with the help of these super talents. Who knows? You could be talking about them in a decades time about how you ‘discovered’ them!