FIFA 20 Best Young Players | Add these high-potential wonderkids to your squad

On your road to glory through FIFA 20 career mode, there’s no greater achievement than building a team of tomorrow’s stars from the best wonderkids and young players world football has to offer.

Now that the January window has passed, we’ve taken another look at the suggestions. Many of the youngsters we tipped to have breakout seasons have earned themselves a move – we’re looking at you Erling Haaland – and as such are no longer available for transfer in the first season.

Also, for this list we’ll be discussing wonderkids that are 22 years old and under (sorry Fabian Ruiz), and we’ll also try to keep the suggestions interesting. You’ve heard of Vinicius Jr, Frenkie De Jong, Jadon Sancho, and Kylian Mbappe, you don’t need us to tell you they’re the best wonderkids in FIFA 20.

We’ll also split the wonderkids into a few categories: young players you can add into a top-tier first-team squad, lower overall players that need some training, and a few that you can definitely sign in your first season.

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Best FIFA 20 Wonderkids

Highest overall players 22 and under

A lot of these won’t come as much of a surprise, but here are the highest overall rated players that are 22 and under. The list contains a lot of superstar names that will go on to be icons of the game, but there are a few interesting pickups.

With the new balance of gameplay towards dribblers, players like Joao Felix, Mbappe, and Sancho are extremely usable at the top levels of the game, especially combined with 5-star skill moves.

However, there are a lot of skillful, fast, and powerful young midfielders as well. Take a look at Houssem Aouar, Donny van de Beek, or Goncalo Guedes and play them on the left or right of a three-man midfield – they’ll burst into the box for tons of goals.

Wonderkid	Position	Age	Overall	Potential	Current Team
Kylian Mbappe	FWD	20	89	95	PSG
Matthijs de Ligt	DEF	20	85	93	Piemonte Calcio
Gianluigi Donnarumma	GK	20	85	92	AC Milan
Frenkie de Jong	MID	22	85	91	Barcelona
Kai Havertz	MID	20	84	92	Bayer Leverkusen
Jadon Sancho	FWD	19	84	92	Dortmund
Ousmane Dembele	FWD	22	84	90	Barcelona
Luka Jovic	FWD	21	83	89	Real Madrid
Marcus Rashford	FWD	21	83	88	Man U
Trent Alexander-Arnold	DEF	20	83	89	Liverpool
Goncalo Guedes	MID/FWD	22	83	88	Valencia
Gabriel Jesus	FWD	22	82	88	Man City
Mikel Oyarzabal	FWD/MID	22	82	89	Real Sociedad
Leon Bailey	MID/FWD	22	82	88	Bayer Levekusen
Steven Bergwijn	FWD/MID	21	82	87	PSV
Ruben Neves	MID	22	82	87	Wolves
Eder Militao	DEF	21	81	88	Real Madrid
David Neres	FWD/MID	22	81	86	Ajax
Tanguy Ndombele	MID	22	81	89	Spurs
Houssem Aouar	MID	21	81	89	Lyon
Lautaro Martinez	FWD	22	81	89	Inter
Wilfred Ndidi	MID	22	81	84	Leicester
Donny van de Beek	MID	22	81	87	Ajax
Joao Felix	FWD/MID	19	80	93	Atletico Madrid
Ruben Dias	DEF	22	80	86	Benfica

Low overall, high potential teenage wonderkids

Where the last list of players could be thrown into just about any top team, these wonderkids have a bit further to go. We’ve stuck to teenagers with this one so they have the most time to develop before they lose the promising player tag.

All of these players would be a silver or bronze card in FUT, with an overall of 74 and under.

Dominik Szoboszlai from Salzburg is a brilliant player in FIFA 20, but one of the more expensive on the list so wouldn’t work for smaller sides. As for other offensive options though, Alphonso Davies, Jeremy Doku, and Jan Hurtado look great, while Jonathan David is closer to the finished article.

Wonderkid	Position	Age	Overall	Potential	Current Team
Reinier	FWD/MID	17	72	90	Real Madrid
Ansu Fati	FWD	16	73	90	Barcelona
Eduardo Camavinga	MID	16	74	90	Stade Rennais
Dominik Szoboszlai	MID	18	74	89	RB Salzburg
Pedro De la Vega	FWD/MID	18	70	88	Atletico Lanus
Thiago Almada	MID/FWD	18	72	88	Velez Sarsfield
William Saliba	DEF	18	71	88	Saint-Etienne (Arsenal)
Nicolo Zaniolo	MID/FWD	19	74	88	Roma
Agustin Urzi	MID	19	69	87	Atletico Banfield
Yari Verschaeren	MID	17	72	87	Anderlecht
Mason Greenwood	FWD	17	67	87	Man U
Jonathan David	FWD	19	74	87	Gent
Takefusa Kubo	MID/FWD	18	70	87	Real Madrid
Alphonso Davies	MID/FWD	18	72	87	Bayern
Enzo Millot	MID	17	63	86	Monaco
Mohamed Ihattaren	MID/FWD	17	68	86	PSV
Bukayo Saka	MID	18	65	86	Arsenal
Adam Hlozek	FWD/MID	17	70	86	Sparta Prague
Jeremy Doku	FWD	17	66	86	Anderlecht
Jean-Clair Todibo	DEF/MID	19	71	86	Barcelona
Jan Hurtado	FWD	19	70	86	Boca Juniors
James Sands	MID/DEF	19	66	86	New York City
Paulinho	MID/FWD	19	71	86	Leverkusen
Ki-Jana Hoever	DEF	17	62	85	Liverpool
Benoit Badiashile	DEF	18	68	85	Monaco

Players you can definitely sign in the first season

When you’re doing your own career mode, you want players that you can sign in the first season. A few of our original suggestions have moved on from their starting clubs, so we’ve added a different player underneath their entry.

These are a few high potential wonderkids that you can add to your roster straight away:

• Dani Olmo – CAM – 79/87 – 21 – Zagreb – MOVED TO RB LEIPZIG

At almost 80 overall, Olmo is already a decent addition to any squad. He’s been linked with a move away from Croatia for a while now, so it’s not unrealistic to tempt him away in the first window. Olmo’s starting stats in dribbling and passing make his effective high up the pitch, but he has good enough stamina to track back too.

• Francisco Trincao – RW – 75/88 – 19 – Braga

With Dani Olmo off the table, try Francisco Trincao from Braga. While he’s not as good technically from the start, Trincao is similarly tall and quick with 4 star skill moves. Although his tackling is poor, he has well-rounded stats elsewhere across the board, including decent stamina and strength – which is rare in young wingers.

• Nicolas Dominguez – CM – 75/87 – 21 – Sarsfield – MOVED TO BOLOGNA

With CDM and RWB in list listed positions, Nicolas Dominguez is a good defensive option to add to your squad. He has solid pace and defending, and sky-high stamina, so you also know that you’re going to get some industry in the centre of the park.

• Weston McKennie – CDM – 76/86 – 20 – Schalke

A lot of young DMs who’re available in the first season have poor stamina, like Ryan Gravenberch at Ajax, making them a poor replacement for Nicolas Dominguez. However, the American Weston McKennie starts with a load of great physical stats. He’s also tall enough to play at the back without sacrificing technical ability.

• Sandro Tonali – CDM – 75/89 – 19 – Brescia

With his cultured range of passing and headful of luscious locks is it any surprise that Italian wonderkid Sandro Tonali is tipped as the next Andrea Pirlo? If you’re looking for a classy playmaker at the base of midfield with tons of room to grow, add Tonali to your team.

• Dayot Upamecano – CB – 77/88 – 20 – Leipzig

Upamecano is a quality young centre back who’s very attainable for a lot of teams. He seems to get bought by the AI a lot though, so move fast if you want him (or start your career with Leipzig). Upamecano is quick, strong, tall, and has decent technical stats, although that’s his weakest area.

• Ibrahima Konate – CB – 79/88 – 20 – Leipzig

The more expensive and higher starting overall of the two Leipzig CBs, Konate is taller, quicker, and has better passing than Upamecano. They’re both the same age, so your choice will come down to personal preference. Konate might be more difficult to acquire since he’s in the default starting 11 at Leipzig.

• Carlos Soler – RM – 80/87 – 22 – Valencia

While he comes with a hefty release clause of nearly 50 million Euro, Soler is a talented playmaker with years and years left to run. What he lacks in physical prowess on the wing, he makes up for in technical ability, and could be good teamed with a pacey full-back.

• Phil Foden – CAM – 76/90 – 19 – Man City

Fancy saving Phil Foden from Pep’s clutches and giving him the play time he deserves? England thanks you! We’re only joking of course, but Foden isn’t a terrible pick-up, especially since he has such a high ceiling.

• Sander Berge – CDM – 79/87 – 21 – Genk – MOVED TO SHEFFIELD UNITED

Sander Berge is a physical monster. Standing at 6ft 5” and boasting 91 strength and 87 stamina, Berge is a commanding presence in the engine room. However, he’s not all about athleticism. With starting starts in the high 70s and low 80s for passing, ball control and dribbling, he’s got decent technical skills to back it up.

• Denis Zakaria – CDM – 81/86 – 22 – Borussia Monchengladbach

The only other player even remotely like Sander Berge, but still in the same price range, is Manchester United player of the year 2017-18, Scott McTominay. But him leaving Manchester isn’t the most realistic transfer. Instead you could look at Denis Zakaria – a more expensive option, but one that’s quicker and silkier, if a little less physically monstrous.

• Pietro Pellegri – ST – 67/86 – 18 – Monaco

He might have the injury prone tag, but Pellegri is a brilliant pick-up for lower league teams thanks to his low release clause of just 4 million Euro. One of the most promising Italian talents, Pellegri doesn’t have much to shout about in his starting skillset, but stands at 6ft 2” and has a lot of room to grow as you progress up the divisions.

• Morgan Gibbs-White – CM – 70/86 – 19 – Wolves

Similar to Pellegri, Morgan Gibbs-White has a reasonable buyout clause of around 10 million Euro, but quite high wages. He’s a well-rounded midfielder with a decent frame and no particularly weak areas. Train up his stamina, defending, and passing, and you’ll have a good box-to-box player on your hands.

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