Super Rising Stars worth paying attention to in the Club World Cup! Post: Irdiz, Bissov and others are worth looking forward to

June 14th News The Daily Mail introduces some of the most talented young players in this Club World Cup. You may not have heard of them yet, but if they can perform at the right level, you will definitely know them in the end.

Kenan Ilditz

Age: 20 years old

Club: Juventus

Nationality: Turkey

Position: Attacking midfielder/winter

Ilditz may become a Juventus player worth £100 million. He is a key figure in Juventus' "Next Generation" plan.

Tom Bischoff Age: 19 years old Club: Bayern Munich Nationality: Germany Position: Midfielder This Club World Cup is a golden opportunity for Bischoff to lay the foundation for next season. The left-footed player should be able to adapt to Kompany's flexible tactical style, and his performance will be expected.

Julian Duranville

Age: 19 years old

Club: Dortmund

Nationality: Belgium

Position: Windback

Duranville made 22 appearances last season, including 9 games in which Dortmund advanced to the Champions League quarterfinals. He is a winger who can play on both the left and right wings.

Peta Susic

Age: 21 years old

Club: Inter Milan

Nationality: Croatia

Position: Midfielder

Inter Milan is full of expectations for Susic. They signed him from Dynamo Zagreb for £12 million, and Sucic may eventually become Modric's successor.

Estewan

Age: 18 years old

Club: Palmeiras (to be joining Chelsea soon)

Nationality: Brazil

Position: Wind, This young player who is about to join Chelsea may be the explosion star of the Premier League next season. He is a winger who can serve as an attacking midfielder. He has played for the Brazilian adult national team 5 times and is also aiming for the World Cup next summer.

Federick Redondo (Junior Redondo)

Age: 22 years old

Club: Miami International

Nationality: Argentina

Position: Defensive midfielder

Redondo Jr.'s father Fernando Redondo is one of the best midfielders in modern times, the core of Real Madrid that won the Champions League in 2000.

Like his father, Redondo Jr. prefers to control the rhythm in the midfield, a character known as the "No. 5" in Argentina. At 1.9 meters tall, he is extremely dominant in the center of the court and can dominate the area with his physical advantage.