Top 10 Brazilian Wonderkids to watch out for in 2022.

The Brazilian national teams are known for producing young and exciting talents over the years and this generation is not an exemption.
Top clubs around Europe are always busy scouting for Brazilian genius and are almost certain of finding some.

In the past, one would wait for the world cup that is held every four years to catch a glimpse of these Brazilian wonderkids. But, not anymore as clubs recruit young Brazilian stars to set the football stage on fire.

The likes of Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Neymar, Robinho, and Ronaldo have shone at their respective clubs, and have made top clubs search for more talented Brazilian youngsters.

We take are look at the top ten Brazilian wonderkids that have the potential to conquer the football world in the nearest future.

10. Matheus Henrique
Matheus Henrique is currently on loan at Serie A side Sassuolo from Gremio and plays for the Brazil national team. The central midfielder has been on Sassulo’s radar for two years before he finally joined as part of a double deal with Gremio worth a total of €16m.

His technicality and the ability to control and dictate the tempo of a game, make him stand out. The 23-year-old has previously been linked with a move to Manchester City as a possible replacement for fellow compatriot, Fernandinho. Henrique should be closely watched as he possesses everything needed for him to be a top player in Europe.

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9. Jean Pyerre
Pierre is another Gremio product. Tagged the next “Paul Pogba” by many of the club fans. His comparison to the France International seems justifiable, with his over 6 feet in height with long-reaching legs, close control dribbling, a good passing range, and an eye for goal from distance.

With a combination of his natural talent, hard work and consistency, he will certainly be one to watch out for in the future. The youngster is in the 2021 so FIFA, and if he does end up securing a move to Europe, his card could be a more affordable alternative to that of Pogba.

8. Talles Magno
In Eight place is Tales Mango. He is the youngest on the list at 19 years old, arguably one of the most talented youngsters. The forward plays for New York City FC. He was included in The Guardian’s “Next Generation 2019.
Talles has been linked with a move to Premier League giants Liverpool, as they have noticed the player’s potential, and if rumors are believed to be true, they may be making an offer for the Brazilian wonderkind sooner rather than later.

7. Antony Matheus
Sao Paulo Born winger simply known as Antony plays for Eredivisie champions Ajax Amsterdam. The youngster possesses lighting pace and silky skills. He has netted 12 goals in 41 appearances for Ajax. The winger is known for tormenting center backs and is a star to keep an eye on in the future.

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6. Paulinho
Paulinho plays for Bundesliga club Bayern Leverkusen and the Brazil Under-23 national team. Born In Rio De Janeiro in July 2000.
The former Vasco da gama player joined Bayern Leverkusen in the summer of 2018 for a reported fee of €13m.
Despite being one of Brazil’s most exciting Brazilian wonderkids while at Vasco, he has struggled for playing time ever since at Leverkusen. Nonetheless, his potential is still very noticeable in his brief spell at the German club.

5. Reinier Jesus
The 19-year-old is on loan at Borussia Dortmund from Real Madrid. He made his debut for Flamengo senior team in 2019. Reinier then switch from Flamengo to Madrid, for a reported €30m. He had a short spell with Real Madrid Castilla.
The attacking midfielder will hope to one day breakthrough into the first team of Los Blancos With the likes of Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo already in the first team, the prospect of the linkup between these Brazilian wonderkids should trill many Madrid fans.
Rainier has managed just 26 appearances with only one goal and two starts in all competitions for the yellow and black.

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4.Pedrinho
The attacking midfielder plays for Shakhtar Donetsk In the Ukraine top flight.
He posses a quick feet and an eye for goal which makes him a big threat to opposition defenders.  He joined Shakhtar from Benfica in the summer of 2021.
If Pedrinho is able to live up to his potential, we may be seeing him terrorising defenders on the biggest stages both on the pitch and in the game.

3. Gabriel Martinelli
The 20-year-old secured a big move to Premier League giants Arsenal in 2019 from Ituano. The 2020 Olympic gold medalist has not disappointed so far, with the opportunities given to him. The Brazilian youngster has shown everyone his star quality with his direct approach and hunger for goals. Martinelli was awarded a high rated future stars card earlier this in year’s Ultimate team

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2. Rodrygo Goes
Rodrigo started his career at Santos where he made 80 appearances and scored 17 goals before a €45 million transfer to Real Madrid in 2019. The young sensational winger caught the eyes of many top European clubs having emerged from the same club as his fellow countryman Neymar.

Rodrygo scored on his debut for Real Madrid against Osasuna within three minutes of coming on to the pitch.
He scored his first hat-trick, and gave an assist for the club at age of 18 and 301 days old, against Galatasaray in the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League.
The 20-year-old has cemented a place in Carlo Ancelloti’s team, ahead of the likes of Gareth Bale and Eden Hazard.
Rodrygo is a star to watch out for both for country and club in 2022.

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1. Vinicius Junior
The number one Brazillian wonder kids on this list is Real Madrid star, Vinicius Junior.
Vinicius is famous for his power, pace and trickery on the ball from the wing, it is no wonder Vinicius was already being compared to Brazil’s star man, Neymar.

He made his debut for Los Blancos on 29 September, coming in as an 87th-minute substitute in a goalless draw against Atlético Madrid.
With an injury cutting short his first season, it seems as though he is picking up exactly where he left off and is looking more exciting than ever.

Just like many young players, the end product was the only question mark when it came to the flying winger, yet he has gotten on well with Benzema and is racking up assists as well as finding the back of the net.

With nine goals already this season, he has surpassed his total output of six goals in all competitions in the 2020/21 season in just 14 matches.