Aurelien Tchouameni (France)

Along with his Real Madrid teammate Eduardo Camavinga, the 22-year-old midfielder was expected to be one of the most intriguing young players to watch out for at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Tchouameni contributes significantly to France's midfield. He is skilled at keeping things under control and is a major factor in stopping opposition attacks in their tracks. As of open play, he has produced six chances. He has 35 recoveries to his name in the defensive phase, which speaks much about this work rate.

In the quarterfinal match against England, he scored his only goal of the competition, a spectacular long-range shot that easily beat Jordan Pickford in goal.

It is safe to say, Tchouameni will continue to play a significant part in the Les Bleus midfield for a very long time.

Josko Gvardiol (Croatia)

Josko Gvardiol, a centre back for Croatia, was 20 years old when his nation's World Cup run in Qatar began. He began the World Cup as the player who attracted attention for the face mask he was sporting (it was a precaution due to an injury he sustained while playing for RB Leipzig versus SC Freiburg). However, by the time the tournament was over, he had emerged as one of the greatest players there.

In terms of the number of clearances, the left-footed player is third in the competition (46). Gvardiol is a tough defender who won't back down from a challenge. He has demonstrated equal skill winning balls on the ground as in the air. Beyond his defensive fortitude, Gvardiol's superior positioning skills are what make him such a valuable asset. These skills are essential for foreseeing offensive threats from the opposition. Due to his ability to direct long passes from defence to the forward line, Gvardiol can also pose a threat on offence.

Enzo Fernandez (Argentina)

Argentina went on to win the 2022 FIFA World cup, the 21-year-old Enzo Fernandez has been one of the team's most important players.

Fernandez has primarily served as an anchor in the middle of the field. His presence improves Argentina's defence to offence transition strategy. His vision and ability to understand the game have also benefited his country at this World Cup.

He is one of the brightest young players to come out of 2022 FIFA world cup.

Jude Bellingham (England)

Jude Bellingham, an English teenager who experienced a meteoric climb to fame, cemented his place in England history by becoming the second-youngest scorer for his nation at a World Cup. Bellingham scored in England's 6-2 group-stage victory over Iran.

One of the most exciting prospects in world football right now is the 19-year-old midfielder. It's extremely uncommon for someone his age to have his vision, ball-handling ability, and technical aptitude for the game. Bellingham is a remarkable talent because, although still being in the early phases of his career, he plays the game with maturity.

Bellingham's World Cup run came to an end with England's 2-1 quarterfinal loss to France.

Jamal Musiala (Germany)

In the build-up to the World Cup, Musiala was hailed as one of the top young midfielders in the world, and he was compared to players like Bellingham, Pedri, and Gavi. However, the teenager made a name for himself in the German midfield with his originality and talent.

Musiala is a skilled ball handler who has a knack for identifying the decisive pass to rip a hole in the defence of the opposition in the last third of the field. Unfortunately for him and Germany, the attacking line in this World Cup was not strong. Musiala has plenty of time to hone his skill set, but some parts of his game, including his decision-making, might use improvement.

For Germany throughout the tournament, Musiala produced eight chances. While he was unable to score, he gave Niclas Fullkrug a crucial assist, who went on to score against Spain in the 83rd minute to tie the score. Even though Germany won 4-2 against Costa Rica in their final group game, a point was then essential for the nation's prospects of continuing in the World Cup, which ultimately ended.