🐣 Young talent of the week: Younes Ibrahim 🇪🇬 | OneFootball

Every week, OneFootball introduces you to the new rising stars of world football. This Tuesday, we're presenting a wonderkid you probably haven't heard of yet, but who is set to make a big splash soon...

A technical left-footer, a dribbler, elegant—it's impossible to ignore this kind of silky profile. Younes Ibrahim (17 years old, born in 2008) is cut from that cloth.

The young attacking midfielder is showcasing his talent with Brighton's U18s, where he's been shining since last season.

A talent that's turning a lot of heads, especially since this gem has... four nationalities! Born in Australia, he also holds English, Moroccan, and Egyptian citizenship.

And it looks like Egypt has won the race, with the player reportedly agreeing to play for the country's U20s according to local media. 

A real coup for the Pharaohs, who may have secured a future global star. If he keeps up his early season form (6 goals in 3 matches), he could soon get a taste of the senior squad and maybe even the Premier League.

That's the next step, which could see him burst onto the world stage and prove if he truly has what it takes. One thing's for sure: the talent is there. 

In any case, get ready to see plenty of dribble and golazo compilations in the years to come. 

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