Three young players to watch out in the Premier League this season

The
likes
of
Bukayo
Saka,
Phil
Foden,
Trent
Alexander-Arnold
among
others
have
all
managed
to
break
into
the
senior
setups
of
their
respective
sides
over
the
last
few
years
and
in
this
article,
we
will
take
a
look
at
three
players
who
have
what
it
takes
to
follow
the
footsteps
of
these
players.

Carney
Chukwuemeka
–
Aston
Villa

Just
17
years
of
age
right
now,
Carney
Chukwuemeka
of
Aston
Villa
is
currently
regarded
as
one
of
the
finest
young
talents
in
the
whole
of
Europe
and
this
could
potentially
be
the
breakout
season
of
the
youngster
who
is
eligible
to
represent
England,
Nigeria
and
Austria.
The
youngster
has
been
watched
by
several
top
clubs
like
Manchester
United,
Manchester
City,
Liverpool,
Bayern
Munich,
Juventus,
Borussia
Dortmund,
Paris
Saint-Germain
among
others
in
recent
times
but
he
has
chosen
to
stay
at
Villa
Park
and
could
get
his
opportunity
to
play
for
the
first
team
during
this
campaign.

A
versatile
midfielder
who
can
play
either
as
a
number
ten
or
as
a
number
eight,
Chukwuemeka
boasts
excellent
technical
ability,
skills,
range
of
passing
and
confidence
and
has
what
it
takes
to
make
a
name
for
himself
this
campaign.

Michael
Olise
–
Crystal
Palace

Michael
Olise
had
a
sensational
campaign
in
the
Championship
last
season
for
Reading
having
registered
12
goals
and
seven
assists
for
Reading
last
term
on
his
way
to
being
named
the
Championship
young
player
of
the
season.
Following
his
impressive
showings
for
Veljko
Paunović’s
side,
Crystal
Palace
triggered
his
£8.37
million
release
clause
and
the
19-year-old
is
expected
to
become
a
vital
cog
in
Patrick
Vieira’s
first
team
setup.

A
versatile
and
technically
gifted
player,
Olise
is
comfortable
on
either
flank
and
can
also
play
as
an
attacking
midfielder.
Crystal
Palace
have
undergone
an
overhaul
this
summer
and
expectations
will
be
big
from
their
major
signings
like
Olise
and
we
have
to
wait
and
see
how
he
fares
in
the
Premier
League.

Harvey
Elliott
–
Liverpool

Liverpool
wonderkid
Harvey
Elliott
already
has
an
impressive
record
in
his
resume
as
he
still
remains
the
youngest
ever
player
to
play
in
the
Premier
League.
In
the
colours
of
Fulham,
the
Englishman
showed
plenty
of
promise
at
a
very
early
age
becoming
the
youngest
ever
Premier
League
player
at
the
age
of
16
years
and
30
days,
beating
the
record
set
by
fellow
Fulham
player
Matthew
Briggs
in
2007.

Liverpool
beat
a
host
of
clubs
for
his
signature
back
in
2019
and
seems
to
have
a
potential
superstar
in
their
hands.
The
18-year-old
was
brilliant
for
Blackburn
Rovers
last
time
out
on
loan
having
finished
the
2020-21
season
with
7
goals
and
11
assists.
He
has
been
impressive
for
the
Reds
during
the
pre-season
with
Jurgen
Klopp
using
him
in
a
number
eight
role
and
is
expected
to
get
plenty
of
playing
time
this
campaign.