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We’ve looked further afield than the usual places and trawled through Europe’s second divisions in an effort to find the best wonderkids that they have to offer. It can be a frustrating experience, but that’s where this list steps in. Other times you might find the perfect player, but you have no hope of signing them because they cost just too much money or are tempted away by bigger and better clubs.

It makes them feel somehow more real, somehow more like your player.īut finding them can be hard and sometimes no matter how many scouts you send out looking, they just bring back nothing. It’s even better when they’re a hidden gem, and so few others who’ve played FM have had success with the same player you have. Wondering how you can best utilise all these youngsters in-game? Then head on over to our Football Manager 2022 tactics guide.Securing a wonderkid for your team is one of the best feelings you can get from Football Manager 2022.

Kaio Jorge, 19, Zebre (Juventus), Brazilian, £30k/week, £5m.

Benjamin Sesko, 18, RB Salzburg, Slovenian, £4.3k/week, £10m.

Youssoufa Moukoko, 16, Borussia Dortmund, German, £55/week, £45m.

Mason Greenwood, 19, Manchester United, English, £75k/week, £60m.

Brian Brobbey, 19, RB Leipzig, Dutch, £49k/week, £7m.

Karim Adeyemi, 19, RB Salzburg, German, £7k/week, £12m.

Fabio Silva, 18, Wolves, Portuguese, £35k/week, £45m.

Dane Scarlett, 17, Tottenham, English, £3k/week, £50m.

Sebastiano Esposito, 19, Inter, Italian, £9.75k/week, £10m.

Jon Karrikaburu, 18, Real San Sebastian, Spanish, £4.1k/week, £8m.

Still, there are some gems to be found: someone like Sebastiano Esposito could be a snip for under £10m, while the relatively unknown Jon Karrikaburu has all the makings of an exceptional all-rounder. That’s partially due to the AI overvaluing their young players more than ever and, in real life, the dearth of out-and-out strikers in the modern game. Unlike previous years, the pool of striking wonderkids in FM22 isn’t that deep.

Filip Stevanovic, 18, Manchester City, Serbian, £3k/week, £35m.

Yeremy Pino, 18, Villarreal, Spanish, £18.25k/week, £30m.

Amad Diallo, 19, Manchester United, Ivorian, £25k/week, £30m.

Harvey Elliott, 18, Liverpool, English, £20k/week, £30m.

Jamal Musiala, 18, Bayern Munich, German, £82k/week, £50m.

Ander Barrenetxea, 19, Real San Sebastian, Spanish £23.5k/week, £51m.

Ansu Fati, 18, Barcelona, Spanish, £66k/week, £50m.

Rayan Cherki, Amad Diallo and Noni Madueke are our picks for potential world-class talent at around the £20m-30m mark. Ansu Fati and Jamal Musiala are standouts (and will cost a pretty penny), but there’s plenty of depth to be found here from the first season onwards. Tricky teenage wingers have been a mainstay of the wonderkid scene for decades – and FM 22 is no exception.

Cheap wonderkids football manager 2022 full#

Santi Ramos Mingo, 19, Barcelona, Argentinian, £2.1k/week, £6mįM 22 wonderkids at full back and wing back.Andrea Papetti, 19, Brescia, Italian, £7.5k/week, £1m.Eduardo Quaresma, 19, Sporting, Portuguese, £4.3k/week, £1.5m.Stelios Andreou, 18, Charleroi, Cypriot, £6.25k/week, £13m.Marton Dardai, 19, Hertha Berlin, German, £6.25k/week, £18m.

Goncalo Inacio, 19, Sporting, Portuguese, £9k/week, £19m.Tanguy Nianzou, 19, Bayern Munich, French, £66k/week, £20m.Josko Gvardiol, 19, RB Leipzig, Croatian, £20.5k/week, £60m.Look at Devyne Rensch if you want a Swiss Army knife (or should that be Dutch?) of a defender, equally adept as a wing back as he is in the middle. The pick of the bunch has to be Bayern Munich’s Tanguy Nianzou for his price tag, though perennial FM favourite Andrea Papetti is also a steal. There’s arguably never been a better, deeper class of defensive wonderkids on Football Manager.