Here Are Euro 2020 Best 5 Wonder Kids Who Have Shown Impressive Performance in the Tournament

The 2020 Euros is set to come to an end on Sunday at the Wembley Stadium in the UK. It is an England vs Italy final, and many will be looking to see if the title will be coming home or it will be heading to Rome.

It started with 24 teams, and we now left with two, the Three Lions vs Azzurri final.

England made it to the final after seeing off a stubborn Denmark side in extra time. On the other hand, Italy avenged their 2012 humiliation in the hands of Spain by beating the 2012 winners through post-match penalties.

It has been a gruelling and breathtaking tournament; favourites were sent home early while some serious young talents have emerged at the tournament.

Today we look at some young players who have impressed at the tournament and could become future stars both for their countries and clubs.

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Pedro González López Pedri (Spain)

The Barcelona youngster has been in sensational form for his country in his first major international tournament.

Against Italy, for example, he had a 100% pass accuracy in regular time; all his 55 passes were completed. Pedri is just 18 with a bright future ahead of him.

He will definitely be a huge asset for the Catalunya club and the Spanish national team for many years.

Barcelona paid La Palmas five million Euros for his services in 2020, and he is slowly turning out to be a steal of the decade.

His style of play has been compared to that of Barca great Andreas Iniesta, and he surely has big boots to fill.

The club is reportedly ready to offer him a new, improved long-term deal to prevent other European giants from swooping for him.

At the Euros, he showed why his club and the Spanish football, in general, rate him so highly.

Dani Olmo (Spain)

The RB Leipzig midfielder has been one of Spain’s best players at the tournament. His interplay with Alvaro Morata for the Juventus man’s goal against Italy shows how high his football IQ is.

Olmo is just 23, with a big future ahead of him.

Together with Pedri, they will play for La Roja for many years, and they will be hoping to be successful like the Spanish generation before them that won the World Cup and two Euro titles.

Olmo is a Barcelona youth product who made his name with Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia before moving to the Bundesliga. However, reports in Spain indicate that the Catalonia club is keen on bringing him back to the club, and it could just be a matter of time before he goes back home.

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Bukayo Saka (England)

The 19-year old Arsenal man has been in great form for the Three Lions in the tournament. Against Denmark, he forced the Danes to concede an own goal that levelled the scores at the Wembley Stadium.

He has continued to impress just like he did with Arsenal last season, and he is surely destined to be a great player for the Gunners and the England national team for years.

England boasts of many talented young wingers like Jadon Sancho, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Mason Mount, and the fact that coach Gareth Southgate trusted him in such a big match to show just how big a talent he is.

Gianluigi Donnarumma (Italy)

Donnarumma is just 22 with over 200 club appearances and 40 national team games to his name. He replaced the legendary Gianluigi Buffon at the national team, and he is slowly living up to expectations.

He was particularly impressive against Spain in the semis and generally throughout the tournament, and he is definitely set to be Italy's first-choice keeper for many years to come.

PSG are set to sign him from Milan for free after his contract expired, and this is probably the biggest summer steal.

The way he commands his backline is impressive and who knows, he could go on to play for Italy for many years like his predecessor Buffon.

Mikkel Damsgaard (Denmark)

His free-kick goal against England was up there with the best in the world. The 21-year old has shown glimpses of brilliance at the Euro, and with age on his side, he will be a star of Denmark for many years.

He currently turns out for Sampdoria in Italy, and if he continues with such performances, he won’t be there for long as top European guns will come knocking seeking his services.

Danish media has compared him to Cristiano Ronaldo, but he has to put in some good shifts to emulate him.

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