Classifica dei 100 giovani migliori al mondo: c'è Correa

Molta Italia e anche un pizzico di blucerchiato nella classifica dei 100 giovani calciatori più forti del mondo redatta dal sito specializzato outsideoftheboot.com.

Infatti scorrendo la lista ordinata per reparto troviamo nei centrocampisti il nome di Carlos Joaquín Correa argentino classe '94 arrivato alla Samp dall'Estudiantes nello scorso mese di gennaio, giocatore sul quale i tifosi blucerchiati ripongono molte speranze.

Ecco la lista completa, precisando che le squadre di appartenenza sono quelle precedenti il mercato estivo 2015.

Portieri

5. Valentin Belon (France / RC Lens)
4. Predrag Rajkovic (Serbia / Red Star Belgrade)
3. Alessio Cragno (Italy / Cagliari)
2. Mouez Hassen (France / OGC Nice)
1. Simone Scuffet (Italy / Udinese)

Difensori

30. John Stones (England/Everton) 
29. Elmir Nabiullin (Russia/Rubin Kazan) 
28. Nicola Murru (Italy/Cagliari)
27. Joshua Brenet (Netherlands/PSV Eindhoven)
26. Kurt Zouma (France/Chelsea)
25. Matthias Ginter (Germany/Borussia Dortmund)
24. Ruben Vezo (Portugal/Valencia)
23. Jetro Willems (Netherlands/PSV Eindhoven)
22. Chancel Mbemba (DR Congo/Anderlecht)
21. Abdul Rahman Baba (Ghana/Augsburg)
20. Kaan Ayhan (Turkey/Schalke)
19. Andrew Robertson (Scotland/Hull City)
18. Karim Rekik (Netherlands/PSV Eindhoven on loan)
17. Eric Dier (England/Tottenham Hotspur)
16. Bjorn Engels (Belgium/Club Brugge)
15. Terence Kongolo (Netherlands/Feyenoord)
14. Tin Jedvaj (Croatia/Bayer Leverkusen on loan)
13. Jordan Amavi (France/OGC Nice)
12. Luke Shaw (England/Manchester United)
11. Raphael Guerreiro (Portugal/Lorient)
10. Sven van Beek (Netherlands/Feyenoord)
9. Daniele Rugani (Italy/Empoli)
8. Niklas Süle (Germany/Hoffenheim)
7. Benjamin Mendy (France/Marseille)
6. Alessio Romagnoli (Italy/Roma)
5. Aymeric Laporte (France/Athletic Bilbao)
4. Calum Chambers (England/Arsenal)
3. Jose Gimenez (Uruguay/Atletico Madrid)
2. Jose Luis Gaya (Spain/Valencia)
1. Marquinhos (Brazil/Paris Saint-Germain)

Centrocampisti

35. Corentin Tolisso (France/Lyon)
34. Awer Mabil (Australia/Adelaide United)
33. Emre Can (Turkey/Liverpool)
32. Jean-Paul Boetius (Netherlands/Feyenoord)
31. Joaquin Correa (Argentina/Estudiantes-Sampdoria)
30. Carlos Mane (Portugal/Sporting CP)
29. Humam Tariq (Iraq/Al-Dhafra)
28. Sergi Samper (Spain/Barcelona)
27. Kekuta Manneh (Gambia/Vancouver Whitecaps)
26. Anwar El Ghazi (Netherlands/Ajax)
25. Arturo Gonzalez (Mexico/Atlas)
24. Saul Niguez (Spain/Atletico Madrid)
23. Derlis Gonzalez (Paraguay/Basel)
22. Ruben Neves (Portugal/Porto)
21. Giorgian De Arrascaeta (Uruguay/Defensor Sporting)
20. Maximilian Arnold (Germany/Wolfsburg)
19. Lucas Piazon (Brazil/Frankfurt on loan)
18. Gerard Deulofeu (Spain/Sevilla on loan)
17. Julien De Sart (Belgium/Standard Liege)
16. Lucas Ocampos (Argentina/AS Monaco)
15. Adnan Januzaj (Belgium/Manchester United)
14. Mohamed Elyounoussi (Norway/Molde)
13. Max Meyer (Germany/Schalke)
12. Ozan Tufan (Turkey/Bursaspor)
11. Oliver Torres (Spain/Porto on loan)
10. Marc Stendera (Germany/Eintract Frankfurt)
9. Morgan Sanson (France/Montpellier)
8. Dennis Praet (Belgium/Anderlecht)
7. Pierre-Emile Højbjerg (Denmark/Bayern Munich)
6. Youri Tielemans (Belgium/Anderlecht)
5. James Ward-Prowse (England/Southampton)
4. Daley Sinkgraven (Netherlands/Heereveen)
3. Mateo Kovacic (Croatia/Inter Milan)
2. Raheem Sterling (England/Liverpool)
1. Hakan Calhanoglu (Turkey/Bayer Leverkusen)

Attaccanti

30. M’Baye Niang (France/AC Milan)
29. Stipe Perica (Croatia/NAC Breda on loan)
28. Maximilian Philipp (Germany/Freiburg)
27. Yassine Benzia (France/Lyon)
26. Hirving Lozano (Mexico/Pachuca)
25. Michael Frey (Switzerland/Lille)
24. Lucas Boye (Argentina/River Plate)
23. Sardar Azmoun (Iran/Rubin Kazan)
22. David Selke (Germany/Werder Bremen)
21. Carlos (Brazil/Atletico Mineiro)
20. Valentin Lavigne (France/Lorient)
19. Sandro Ramirez (Spain/Barcelona)
18. Franck Boli (Ivory Coast/Stabaek)
17. Balde Keita (Spain/Lazio)
16. Denis Davydov (Russia/Spartak Moscow)
15. Anthony Martial (France/AS Monaco)
14. Breel Embolo (Switzerland/Basel)
13. Munir El Haddadi (Spain/Barcelona)
12. Timo Werner (Germany/Stuttgart)
11. Mauricio Tevez (Argentina/Newell’s Old Boys)
10. Domenico Berardi (Italy/Sassuolo)
9. Divock Origi (Belgium/Lille)
8. Anderson Talisca (Brazil/Benfica)
7. Aleksandar Mitrovic (Serbia/Anderlecht)
6. Diego Fagundez (Uruguay/New England Revolution)
5. Angel Correa (Argentina/Atletico Madrid)
4. Arkadiusz Milik (Poland/Ajax)
3. Gabriel Barbosa (Brazil/Santos)
2. Ezequiel Ponce (Argentina/Newell’s Old Boys)
1. Memphis Depay (Netherlands/PSV Eindhoven)