Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, 19, Arsenal
It takes a lot for a club to shell out £12 million on a player so young, but Gunners fans are already starting to see why Arsene Wenger rated him so highly.
Still a little raw at times, he’s not played as many games as he’d have liked. There’s no denying, though, that things are a bit more exciting when he’s on the pitch. Blessed with a phenomenal dribbling ability and an eye for a key pass, he’s already gained the trust of England boss Roy Hodgson and has already collected 10 caps for the national team. Likely to become one of the biggest names in world football, he has a great teacher in Wenger and will no doubt fulfil that potential if the Frenchman has his way.
Ben Davies, 19, Swansea City
Thrown in at the deep end to replace the injured Neil Taylor it’s safe to say that the teenage Welsh international has swum with confidence.
The 19 year old has started 15 of Swansea City’s 18 Premier League matches this season, more than rewarding the confidence shown in him by Liberty Stadium boss Michael Laudrup. Confident on the ball, not afraid to get forward, the Neath born full-back has a very bright future.