The Real Madrid player integrates the prestigious CIES list, accompanied by several Argentine soccer players.
Franco Mastantuonowas chosen by the renowned International Sports Studies Center (CIES) as the fifth best sub-20 footballer in the world.
The prestigious observatory presented a ranking of 200 players under twenty years in which there are some albiceleste players, several of local football.
“The score is the average of two values: a performance index calculated from the exclusively IMPECT compiled data (a football data center) and an experience index that takes into account the minutes played, weighted by the sports level of the matches”explained the report of the Independent Research and Education Organization with headquarters in Switzerland.
The steering wheel emerged in River He received a score of 85.4, which placed it in the fifth place on the list, behind the Brazilian attacker of Chelsea, Estevao (86.7). Also, the Spanish jewels of Barcelona, Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí they occupy the first and second place respectively, while Warren Zaire-Emery of Paris Saint-Germain completes the podium.
In addition to the native of Azul, Santino Andino of Godoy Cruz, Agustín Medina from Lanús, Maher Carrizo of Vélez, Santiago López from Rosario Central, Jerome dominates of union, Luca Regiardo of Newell’s and Juan Morán Godoy Cruz are the Creoles representatives of local football within the list.
Meanwhile, Álvaro Montoro from Botafogo and Mateo Silvetti of Inter Miami complete the payroll.
The top 10 of best sub 20 soccer players, according to CIES:
- Lamine Yamal (Barcelona)
- Pau Cubarsí (Barcelona)
- Warren Zaire-Emery (PSG)
- Estevao Willian (Chelsea)
- Franco Mastantuono (Real Madrid)
- JORREL HATO (Chelsea)
- Roger Fernandes (SC Braga)
- Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal)
- Geovany Quenda (Sporting de Lisbon)
- Elías Montiel (Pachuca)
The rest of Argentines who make up the ranking of 200 soccer players:
34. Santino Andino (Godoy Cruz)
41. Agustín Medina (Lanús)
51. Maher Carrizo (Vélez)
52. Álvaro Montoro (Botafogo
53. Mateo Silvetti (Inter Miami)
86. Santiago López (Rosario Central)
137. Jerónimo Domina (Unión de Santa Fe)
139. Luca Regiardo (Newell’s)
146. Juan Morán (Godoy Cruz)
Source: Ambito
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