Best Premier League youngsters – Sterling, Kane, Depay and more!
Read on to see our top 20 best Premier League youngsters, featuring summer signings and outstanding prospects aged 21 or under at the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea, plus Manchester City new-boy Raheem Sterling…
20) Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Chelsea)
Still only 19 years old, this English prospect is being tipped for chances in Chelsea’s midfield next season.
19) Chuba Akpom (Arsenal)
With a superb hat-trick in pre-season Chuba Akpom has given Arsenal fans a glimpse of his superb talent and potential.
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18) Isaiah Brown (Chelsea)
A superbly talented 18-year-old, Isaiah Brown is close to the Chelsea first-team and is one to look out for in the next few years.
17) Orlando Aarons (Newcastle United)
Compared with Raheem Sterling, Newcastle winger Orlando Aarons looks a bright talent who could shine next season.
16) Jordan Ibe (Liverpool)
A pacey and skillful attacker, Jordan Ibe is one of the most highly thought of young players on the books at Liverpool at the moment.
15) Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
Despite a slow start to life at Manchester United, Luke Shaw is still one of the best young English talents in the game.
14) James Ward-Prowse (Southampton)
Another exciting product of the Southampton youth academy, James Ward-Prowse is another great talent coming through in the Premier League.
13) Calum Chambers (Arsenal)
A strong defender either centrally or at right-back, Calum Chambers is already an Arsenal regular and full England international.
12) Lazar Markovic (Liverpool)
Signed from Benfica last summer, there is more to come from this promising Serbian winger, who can also play as a wing-back.
11) Ross Barkley (Everton)
A superbly skillful midfielder, Ross Barkley still has to mature and develop his game but has the raw talent to become one of the best in the country.
10) Kurt Zouma (Chelsea)
Compared with Chelsea legend Marcel Desailly, Kurt Zouma put in some rock solid displays when called upon last season.
9) Divock Origi (Liverpool)
Set to link up with Liverpool for the new season, Belgian starlet Divock Origi looks an exciting prospect up front.
8) Adnan Januzaj (Manchester United)
Despite a dip in form last season, Adnan Januzaj still has what it takes to become a Manchester United great, with superb natural ability and technique.
7) Hector Bellerin (Arsenal)
An extremely exciting attacking right-back, Hector Bellerin did brilliantly to become an Arsenal regular last season, scoring some fine goals from the back.
6) Saido Berahino (West Brom)
Another young English player to give us all hope for the future, Saido Berahino was in top goalscoring form for West Brom last term.
5) John Stones (Everton)
One of the best young defenders in Europe, John Stones has already been linked with big moves to Chelsea and Manchester United.
4) Emre Can (Liverpool)
A versatile and intelligent player, Emre Can has shone for Liverpool in both midfield and defence and has been tipped to be a future club captain.
3) Raheem Sterling (Manchester City)
Just signed by Manchester City for £49m, 20-year-old Raheem Sterling has looked a huge talent for some time and is now the most expensive English player ever.
2) Memphis Depay (Manchester United)
Signed from PSV this summer, Memphis Depay looks like becoming the next Cristiano Ronaldo for Manchester United, having shown world class ability in the Eredivisie and for the Netherlands national side.
1) Harry Kane (Tottenham)
With an incredible 31 goals last season, 21-year-old Tottenham striker Harry Kane is undoubtedly the best young player in the Premier League at the moment, and a star of the future for England as well.
