Five gems of the Club World Cup 🤩

Five gems of the Club World Cup
Five gems of the Club World Cup 🤩

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The Club World Cup officially kicked off last night with a goalless draw between Al Ahly and Inter Miami (0-0). Hostilities have begun, and we should now see the emergence of a large number of talented players still relatively unknown to the general public.

For the occasion, we’ve established a list of gems to follow in this competition:

Franco Mastantuono (River Plate)

It’s difficult to call a player a “gem” when they’ve been making waves in the transfer market in recent days. Although his transfer to Real Madrid is a done deal, Mastantuono will still be wearing River Plate’s jersey. We’re undoubtedly talking about one of the biggest talents in the competition: capable of playing both on the right side and as a pure number 10, his technical finesse and vision could cause significant damage.

If this elegant playmaker can confirm his potential in Madrid, he will undoubtedly become a figure in world football.


Estêvão Willian (SE Palmeiras)

Once again, we’ll witness the swan song of a gem in their formative club. Like Mastantuono, Estêvão will join the big leagues after the competition. Recruited by Chelsea for a staggering 60 million euros, this Brazilian left winger is the perfect archetype of… a Brazilian left winger. Fast, powerful, and comfortable in one-on-one situations, he has been decisive 16 times in 32 matches this season. It’s probably no coincidence that he’s earned the nickname “Messinho”.


Obed Vargas (Seattle Sounders)

Heading to the MLS, a championship more known for the presence of Pulga and his friends than for the gems it harbors. And yet… it’s a shame to see players like Obed Vargas go under the radar. Playing for the Seattle Sounders, this midfielder shines with an extremely complete profile and has all the makings of a future great. With his contract expiring at the end of 2025, he could soon give European clubs ideas as they scrutinize the competition.


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Wesley (Flamengo)

Once again, we’re categorizing a player as a “gem” despite them already having 130 matches under their belt with Flamengo. But in doubt, we have to tell you about this versatile right-back who continues to gain maturity. At 21, Wesley already possesses a good reading of the game, but above all, an exceptional physical presence. In his position, he’s capable of repeatedly making runs, which has earned him his first selection with the Seleçao.


Vitor Roque (SE Palmeiras)

He’s a bit of a fallen gem on this list. Vitor Roque’s name already resonates loudly in the football world, and not always for the right reasons. Nevertheless, despite his difficult stint in Spain, it will be interesting to follow the competition of someone who was once seen as one of the most promising strikers on the planet.

Probably leaving the nest too soon, this attacker, who combines power and technique, has had a failed transfer to Barcelona and an unglorious loan to Betis. Today, he’s back in his home country with the intention of resuming his progress where he left off.

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This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.


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