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Young Players to Watch at the 2026 World Cup: Rising Stars Ready to Break Out

Last updated: 2026/06/09 at 9:17 PM
Published June 9, 2026
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Twenty new players to watch at World Cup 2026
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico will bring together a massive pool of talent, including many fresh faces. Out of 1,248 possible players, 891 will be making their World Cup debut. While big names will dominate headlines, several young players outside the Premier League and Scottish Premiership are also expected to make a strong impact.

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Yan Diomande (Ivory Coast)Gilberto Mora (Mexico)Johan Manzambi (Switzerland)

Here are some of the most exciting rising stars to follow.

Yan Diomande (Ivory Coast)

Age: 19 | Position: Winger | Club: RB Leipzig

Yan Diomande has quickly become one of the most talked about young wingers in Europe. He moved from Leganes to RB Leipzig in 2025 for a modest fee and immediately impressed in the Bundesliga.

He recorded 12 goals and 9 assists in 33 matches, helping Leipzig secure Champions League qualification. His performances earned him the Bundesliga Rookie of the Season award.

Top European clubs such as Liverpool, Manchester City, Real Madrid, PSG, and Bayern Munich have shown interest, but Leipzig value him highly and are not eager to sell.

Diomande also has a strong personal connection with the United States, having lived in Florida during his teenage years. After recovering from a shoulder injury, he returned to international action and started Ivory Coast’s warm up win over France, strengthening his place in the squad.

Gilberto Mora (Mexico)

Age: 17 | Position: Midfielder | Club: Tijuana

Gilberto Mora is one of the youngest players expected at the tournament and already carries huge expectations in Mexico.

He made history as the youngest senior player for Mexico at just 16 and later featured in a Gold Cup final win over the United States. His technical ability and creativity in midfield have earned him comparisons with top Spanish talent.

He also became the youngest goalscorer in Liga MX history when he scored for Tijuana at just 15.

European clubs, including Real Madrid and Manchester City, are monitoring his progress closely. However, he may not start every match due to strong competition in Mexico’s midfield.


Johan Manzambi (Switzerland)

Age: 20 | Position: Midfielder | Club: SC Freiburg

Johan Manzambi is a young Swiss midfielder developing steadily in the Bundesliga with SC Freiburg. He is known for his calm control, smart passing, and ability to link midfield play.

He is expected to play a supporting but important role for Switzerland as they build a balanced squad for the tournament.

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