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Wassim Slama, king of the dribble at the U17 World Cup

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The Tunisian prodigy made a lasting impression during his debut for Tunisia at the U17 World Cup.

Scoring a brace against Fiji, he dazzled onlookers with his exceptional technical skills.

After the opening round of the group stage, the Paris Saint-Germain youngster leads the dribbling charts thanks to an impressive tally of 6 successful dribbles.

He is ahead of North Korea’s Kwang-song Pak and Belgium’s Jesse Bisiwu, both with 5 dribbles each.

Below is the complete ranking of the top dribblers at the U17 World Cup after matchday one.

Wassim Slama – Tunisia – 6 successful dribbles

Kwang-song Pak – North Korea – 5 dribbles

Jesse Bisiwu – Belgium – 5 dribbles

Abdelaziz El Zoghbi – Egypt – 4 dribbles

Dominik Dobis – Austria – 4 dribbles

Malick Lo – Senegal – 4 dribbles

Nimfasha Berchimas – United States – 4 dribbles

Aaron Cartwright – New Zealand – 4 dribbles

Waleed Al-Nour – Saudi Arabia – 4 dribbles

Kang-rim Ri – North Korea – 3 dribbles

Michael Noonan – Ireland – 3 dribbles

Adam Novak – Czech Republic – 3 dribbles

Zinedine Hasni – Tunisia – 3 dribbles

Ri Hyok-Gwang – North Korea – 3 dribbles

Jesús Maraude – Bolivia – 3 dribbles

Jin-sok An – North Korea – 3 dribbles

Evandra Florasta – Indonesia – 3 dribbles

Mathis Albert – United States – 3 dribbles

Isima Magala – Uganda – 3 dribbles

Santos Garcia Cuellar – Bolivia – 3 dribbles