7 Most Capped Youth Internationals: What Happened Next?
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- From former Everton and Watford wide man Gerard Deulofeu to Chelsea academy graduate and current Fulham midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah, HITC Sevens takes a look at the footballers who made more international youth appearances than anyone else and sees how their careers have progressed.
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Fun fact #9:The youngest goal scorer on international level is Aung Kyaw Tun who on 6 November 2000,scored for Myanmar in the 2000 AFF Championship match against Thailand (3-1 defeat) at the age of 14 years and 93 days.
Former norwegian midtfielder 'Tommy Svindal Larsen' got 99 youth caps, his stats are; U15 - 25 games, 8 goals; U16 - 12 games, 8 goals; U17 - 11 games, 4 goals U18 - 6 games, 0 goals; U20 - 4 games, 0 goals; U21 - 41 games, 11 goals.
He also got 24 games for the Norwegian senior team.
I bought him SO MANY times in Championship manager. Very useful
7 worst free transfer of all time?
Willian to arsenal lol
aaron ramsey for sure
Good idea
Bergkamp to inter
I’d love to see this one
The thing about Lasse Vigen Christensen is he (along with McCormack and Rodellega) single handedly dragged us out of relegation to league 1 with such a poor team, he got injuries and played through them to keep us up which obviously came at the detrement of his career. Really sad what happened to him because at that young age he manned the midfeild by himself and took the piss out of teams when he was really on it for a team that really should've gone down. Deserves alot more credit for his contribution for getting us back to a posistion where we're fight to get in/stay in the prem
on the flip side a video on seven famous players who won zero youth caps but have made numerous senior international appearances
Day 2:
A detailed look at the state of Crotone would be nice, going from Serie A in 20/21 with a 20 goal a season striker to Serie C by 22/23. Two relegations in a row, something surely has to be wrong at that club.
financial struggles so they loaned out their best players to reduce the wage bill, theres ur answer
Given that they loaned out and then sold Messias, who is good enough to rotate in AC Milan's squad, its probably because of finances
Day 53: Considering that the last player who played in the miracle of Bern died about 7 months ago, I would really like to see a video about the whole story between Germany and Hungary, especially because it meant so much to at least the German population
Sanabria actually made it to the pre-selectiom squad this year, he might be closer to a senior cap in the near future
>>>>>Make a list of players with most national A-team appearances without ever playing for the national U-teams.
Late bloomer-list. That would be fun. I'm Norwegian and we got Ole Gunnar Solskjær. He didn't play national U-teams, but he played a lot of national matches.
Another list who could be cool was players with most matches from youth national team, but never got any national senior-match
James Milner boss longevity must be appreciated in his footballing career from his youth till senior categories and I do wish for him to continue playing up to at least 50 years old where the legendary England footballer Sir Stanley Mathews achieved this record which since none of the European based respective players achieved since that time,good friends!!!Shoutout to the other respective players who were included in the good friend Alfie's list of the category,good friends!!!🙏
The 7 biggest journeymen (those who have played for the most different clubs in their professional career)
When you add up the clubs Zlatan have played for, he will be close to your list. But it would be really, really strange to call the great swede Zlatan for "journeyman"
@@danielsnekkerhaug141 yeah... Can agree there
It would be a crime to make that video without mentioning el loco Abreu
@@insertgenericusernamehere2402 But it's should maybe be a list of the different type of "journeymen". From the best to the middle and bottom with "how the hell did you get a new contract"-journeymen
There is a difference between journeyman and a deadly mercenary Zlatan is a lethal mercenary
Keep up the great content Alfie!
Being capped a lot at youth level is usually a bad thing because it just means you’re too good for u21 but not good enough for the first team
Not true.
Or in Eduardo Camavinga situation. The First team has too much cemented options in your position.
Or that there isn't any good players to replace you
Anyone who is too good for the u21's play for the senior side.
@@johnmitchell2269 it depends...
Excellent pronunciation of Zaragoza 👏 I didn't expect Lasse Vigo Christensen to feature. Terrific video ❤️ x
Great video Alfie.
Something like the opposite of that would also be interested to see, like "The 7 most capped or the 7 best players that never played youth international football", where someone like Jamie Vardy could be included.
Can also be done in an XI form, a squad of international that never played on the youth level
@Aggelos
Good shout. Basically it would be for late bloomers. Ian Wright is another one that immediately comes to mind. Played 33 times for England and 0 youth caps, albeit he did make 3 appearances for England B when that was a thing.
@@Shades-of-76 Yeah, exactly that. And that's a great example, I didn't knew that Wright didn't play any youth level.
I'm sure there will be way interesting players in there
@@Unclekase He stuck in my mind because I always remembered he was playing non-league into his 20’s before Crystal Palace picked him up. Football is so academy driven now, I do wonder how many unpolished gems may still be lurking in the lower leagues. Then again, even with raw talent, the top level is so athletic now that the lack of elite conditioning etc in their formative years would mean they’ve missed the boat anyway.
@@Shades-of-76 It's indeed a different time I believe.
Stories like these are hard to happen nowdays, you're right here, academies is where teams will almost always look for talent.
And indeed,the lack of all that professional training will mean exactly that, that they missed the boat.
Things are the same there as in every sport really. As with F1, that I'm a fan of, and you hear all the current drivers having started with carting and stuff from the ages of 5 or something.
Sports are starting from a way young age nowdays, and that's why stories like these will always be great to listen to
Miroslav Klose would be a good shout. 0 youth caps and 137 senior level caps for Germany
a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now.
The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore.
How they were very close to moving to ireland
How they went up the English football leagues.
It would be a good documentary video if you can do this. #thepeopleschannel
Isn’t there an entire documentary already out there about this topic?
@@aayushkarnik7166 a updated one would be nice with mention of plough Lane and i do expect Alfie would make a up to date video on hull city too 😊
@@BALHAM69 no
Gerard Deulofeu is an incredible player haven’t watched him recently, but I think he was magical, dare I say underrated?
Very impressive technique and a really good dribbler of the ball. Currently playing for Udinese.
Definitely talented
Bit of a wasted talent imo
Gerrad deulofeu was really good for udinese he got 13 goals and 5 assist in serie a 21/22 season and his still 28 🙌🏻
Now he's garbage
Levin Öztunali has at least 75 games in german youth internationals also he is the grandson of uwe seeler.
Comments section " do the top 7 burgers available outside Finnish second division grounds by order of cheese slice quality"
Steve Bruce captained a title winning Man Utd team and failed to win a single international cap that's far more surprising than any of these.
*Will McKenzie voice* Well it's not, it's not relevant is it?
Milner is absolutely underated, I saw him when he was at Swindon and you can tell he was a class above the rest
7 football clubs from outside a major South American city that won a Copa Sudamericana.
Day 4: Uruguay's starting XI that won the first World Cup in 1930: Where are they now?
Lol
Probably dead now
Hello Alfie! Actually, there's at least one current player who has been capped more times than Milner and Fer at youth international level: Lee O'Connor.
According to FAI data, he has won a total amount of 76 youth caps for the Republic of Ireland, and recently they even made a special video to celebrate the milestone.
[There, they counted 75 caps, but that was before the match against Italy U-21s.]
He also won a senior cap for the Irish national team, and at 22 years old he's currently playing in League Two for Tranmere, so maybe there's still some time for him to add to that tally!
Here's the video, if you're interested in it.
ruclips.net/video/w5XpAoJyDFw/видео.html
Day 287: Indonesia XI If All Eligible Players Had Declared For Them.
Keep dreaming bocah
Alfie you should do a Premier League XI based on most appearances in each position
Day 25 - The Fall and Rise of FK Velež Mostar
From a Club that has beaten Borussia Dortmund, Twente, Derby County and many others to a club that was forced from their own stadium, reduced to nothing during the Bosnian War, becoming a mediocre top-level team in the 00s to nearly being forced into folding in 2016 to its amazing comeback to European competitions in 2021 seeing the early exit of Greek giants AEK Athens in a sensational win in Athens!
Saw James Milly win the U17 WC, Brazil finished 2nd.
Milner has been a sub for years, Liverpool of course, but still a sub. Probably this is why he hasn't burnt out
Why do you need to put the man down? His numbers speak for themselves, one of the most talented players of the Premier League era.
I'm waiting for the day when Lasse Eriksen (played for Vålerenga, from Norway) makes it into one of your lists lol
It’s not how you start that’s important, but how you finish! - Jim George
7 best loan move which improved players the most
Teams that have played in Europe whilst being in second national division
Doesn't seem a particularly common occurrence. Feels like it could only happen in a top league with a team in extreme turmoil
I could be wrong but I'm sure Wigan and Ipswich both played on European competitions after being relegated the season before. Also Bradford City played in the Intototo Cup. I could be wrong ,I'm sure others will correct me if I'm wrong.
@Matty Maloy
Gretna FC spring to mind (after progressing from non-league and before going bust). From Wiki ... “Gretna qualified for a UEFA club competition on one occasion. In 2006, Gretna reached the final of the Scottish Cup whilst competing in the Scottish Second Division (third senior tier) and were beaten by Heart of Midlothian. The winner of the Scottish Cup would normally qualify for the UEFA Cup, but because Hearts had already qualified for the UEFA Champions League through their league ranking in the Scottish Premier League”
@@Shades-of-76 what a shout
Deulofeu is a baller 🙏🏽
Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 349)
I will not give up until the video is made or Alfie himself tells me to stop. Everyone else telling me that will be ignored.
If you don't believe my number, just go back to the previous videos. I'm at the bottom most of the time, but I'm there.
This could have been made way way before because this isn't a difficult topic to research
Pointless there hasn't been many German players in the prem
Klinsmann, Hamman, Ballack, Ziege was pretty solid at Boro. And that's about it.
@@bricktop. ozil
@HITCH Alfie pots! IDEA. Best team you can make 1-11 in Premier league era, using only the shirt number they wore in their prime!
7 footballers better with their national team than with their club part 2? There are many more examples like Griezmann, Eduardo Vargas, Zinchenko, Jovic and more
Good topic idea. In the past Milan Baros and Miroslav Klose used to fit that description too.
Baros was not that great at club level but often delivered for Czech Republic (even being the top scorer of Euro 2004). On the other hand, Klose was alright for his clubs despite having a respectable goal output but always fired cylinders for Germany, and he is still holding the record for the highest goalscorer in the World Cup.
7 best retired international footballers who came the closest to 50 or 100 caps without reaching that milestone of 50 or 100 caps. Or do a video on both. If there is a tie I’m sure you could come up with good criteria for a way to break it!
Edit: added the word best
I didnt realize that are two different chalobah's until now
Can we have a video about Maltese Football please?
12:40 never knew Boris Johnson was a football manager
Doesn't really look like Boris tbh
Day 1 of supporting arzhi azis in getting Indonesia XI if all eligible players declared for them players declared for them
San Siro-Sven Andersson saved a penalty that knocked Inter out of the CL qualifiers and got Helsingborg in. So not too bad either ;)
Oh god, is that "Hoever" joke gonna feature alongside "Eddie Howe" now? 😂
I think NGOG shoild be on the list as well
you missed Sadilek from the Czech republic he had 87 youth caps.
The story of Marin Palermo
Leroy Fer is FM legend
Top 7 players from each of the top 7 English leagues
Ok great vid
9:46 best player to ever grace a premier league pitch - arouna koné
Deulofeu: 87 for Youth and 4 for Spain
10:39 LOOOL
I also agree that Andrea Pirlo was, y'know, alright.
7 best players who debuted for their national team after 30
I'm sure that James Milner was somehow still playing for the under 21's when he was 23.
I'd buy a horse for Fer's girlfriend
Hull city sign Jean Michael Seri which is a good signing on a free i think 😊
i saw that !! bet alfies well happy !! hell of coup !!
@@Strangegloves yea, interesting signing there 😊
7 most fpl points of the 2012 season where are they now
despite all the english player cited england is usuless at international level. i am wondering why
Teams that have come from literally nowhere to win major honours Nottingham Forest is a notable example but there must be others.
They didn't come out of nowhere tho
Tommy Svindal Larsen played 99 Youth international games in the late 80's to mid 90's for Norway!
what on earth is going on latvia national team?
We need to get Milner 7 more England caps
I just realized the last image isnt grass, but people.
Watching on a phone?
Day 508: Ways to fix VAR with your suggestions
Best relagated player every year since 2010 where are they now?
A certain Andy Robertson.
Not once, but twice. Sorry Alfie 😢😂
@@Shades-of-76 maybe he can only put Roberton in once
Munian for Spain?
U missed Teemu Pukki here😢🔰🇫🇮🐐
Championship Manager young hot prospects, how did their careers pan out in real life?
Jamie McMaster
Cherno Samba
Zema Abbey
Rhys Weston
Asking once again for a video on FC Luch Vladivostok.
without Freddy Adu?
Introduction length 1:52.
Annoying isn’t it!
Players who signed for big money but never played a game?
jhon arango
Not sure why its constantly mentioned about chelsea not using their youth products.......
Like literally who has made it at a big club? Probably you could say tomori at Milan, maybe at a push tammy at roma (i wouldn't personally but others wouls) both of whom are only recent sales that have come in a period where the first team squad are having multiple youth team players.
Since jt and the current period name one cheksea youth graduate thats made it at a top club and chelsea should regret selling?
Christensen, Livramento/ Lamptey (both better backups than an ageing Azpi), Ake (apparently they want to buy him back from City now), Guehi.
And technically Declan Rice used to be in the Chelsea academy so you can count him.
@@areebsiddiqui758 🤣🤣🤣
Literally all you have listed have come through the youth ranks in the current generation....
Both right backs you mentioned left because they were behind James and didn't see themselves getting ahead of him, literally both were sold because they would have left in frees. Also livramento has a buyback clause....
Christensen left on a free as we were sanctioned and couldn't offer new contracts to current players, if said sanctions never came in, more than a good chance he is still at the club and wasn't that the club wanted him to go.
Ake isn't even that good and was nothing more than a squad player at city, I personally hope we don't resign him! He has played 40 games in 2 seasons at city averaging 70ish minutes a game and will.be more likely to be another lukaku and we will regret bringing him back..... city literally played fernandinho a midfielder by trade ahead of him at times
Guehi, he has ahd a decent season at palace but again he is a recent graduate that has come up in same time as mount, James, etc
As for rice, he was kicked out of the club at 14, so no one could have predicted how good he would become. They literally can't keep everyone its as much a guessing game as the lottery and again came through at the same time as mount......
Literally everyone you have said has come through with the current crop we have mount, James, etc apart from ake
Also again apart from ake none of the mentioned players are playing at a top club and ake is hardly playing mostly warming the bench, 40 games in 2 seasons is probably looking at around a third of the games the team played
same with man united lol, no worldclass player has been produced in the longest time and utd fans still try to latch on to every single one as a suitable replacement in the xi 😹😹
@@pogboom5819 so true, it is hilarious that people bang on about youth players when if you look at the stats a huge proportion don't even make it in the professional game! The ones that do, still no guarantee they are good enough for the team they came through their system.....
If you look at top 6 teams how many of their star players are youth products?
Man u
No one currently, maybe could have said rashford bjt his form has dropped, maybe could have said the guy u can't speak about, but he is unlikely to play anytime soon.
Arsenal
Saka and Smith-rowe but one could argue that the fact (mainly smith-rowe) are stars shows the weakness of arsenals squad.
Tottenham
Kane, that's it
Chelsea
Mount and James possibly can add Gallagher if he stays and secures a first regular starting spot, he definitely was a star player for palace last season.
Liverpool
Taa
City
Foden
Their might be other players that are youth products at said clubs bjt they aren't stars.
So you are pretty much looking at one or 2 star players from each academy
Gone are the days of class of 92 where you have half a team come through and even then majority where not really star players, maybe one could say Giggs, scholes and Beckham! Neville's and butt where definitely not stars
@@joehunt390 as mourinho said “check where they play, how they play, IF they play”. beckham was our last worldclass talent from the academy, unfortunately the united owners know this and try to push this as a money saving exercise, why we’ve held rashford and mctominay for so long. its very rare for a youth player to play for their childhood club and go on to achieve with them. fodens probably the best talent thats been produced in a while
7 players who just disappeared
Milner should be going to Qatar. He's a perfect substitute. Can play anywhere to a good standard.
7 oldest players to get their national team debut
Some of these players were just unlucky🤦🏾🤦🏾
I wonder if it would be of interest to cover the influence of football on Karol Józef Wojtyła who later became Pope John Paul II? And six other people who took to the cloth, having first touched the turf?
There’s an array of Religious leaders who’ve found football another thing to do with their ‘day of rest’? That is not including the 80’s movement the Athletes of Christ, who were footballers who thought they’d found God. But merely found a Brazilian goalie called Gomez.
You may use (or there again may not chose not to pay for) the tune by Billy Bragg “God’s Footballer” and make reference to the fact that so many young footballers are openly demonstrating a faith, that every major club has a Chaplain.
Even the teams have ‘churchy’ backstories: just look at how well St. Mark’s FC have done nowadays (before looking them up try to guess who I’m talking about)!
And those links are consistent across continents with social teams coming from the Hebrew, Muslim, Mormon, Quaker and other faiths.
PS: See if you can do it and not be tempted to include Liverpool goalie Alisson Becker baptising Roberto Firmino in a swimming pool. Nope, nor could I.
Good luck and enjoy the research.
I’m not religious but that’s a great suggestion. I completely forgot about PJPII, the Holy Goalie!
You mentioned turf so although it’s a different sport, the Olympic Champion sprinter Eric Liddell (Chariots of Fire movie) also represented Scotland at senior level international rugby and was a committed missionary all his days. Really interesting man.
@@Shades-of-76 Baseball has a bevy ranging from a guy who retired and became a major evangelist named Billy Sunday to a Hall of Famer whose religious significance came with his untimely death as Roberto Clemente is a candidate for sainthood in the Catholic Church.
@@Eibarwoman
Never knew that, will look it up - thanks.
I forgot to mention an obvious one.
Philip Mulryne.
Former Man Utd player and Northern Ireland international who became a RC Priest after his football career ended.
Redmond should've switched to ROI
What happened to Panathinaikos?
Greece.
Christensen always play vs Dwight gayle
Tommy svindal larsen presented norway at U15 and every U levels includig U 21 level a whopping 99 times .
Do one with the most senior caps as a teenager ever
KEVIN THEC BROOM IS THE BEST!
How TF do you accidentally buy a horse?!
You do realize u have 2 voices.
Really thought Redmond would be the on the same level as sterling
7 football players who scored the most amount of drugs? That capped their country at least for 7 times & played the top flight for 7 years?
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Good content, but why... Does the voiceover.... Stop...... Multiple times.... Per sentence?
7 players that got sent to prison
What is caps?
Hats
What happened? They have many injury in profesional football
@6:44 Whaaa?
That needed further explanation...can't assume we all know what the hell you're talking about Alfie...
I mean… google is free.
Take a shot everytime Alfie has a voice crack
James Ward-Prowse has to get into the England 2022 World Cup Squad just for his Set Pieces alone …. 🔥. ⚽️
Did Rooney burn out? Or did the team around him become worse?🤔
both
No clue why players like Chalobah don’t play for other national teams and in his case, represented Sierra Leone. Such a waste of talent.
Because if you leave Sierra Leone, for any reason at any age, and you return, they execute you.
Remember Al Bangura? His visa was about to expire which would have meant he would of had to have gone back to Sierra Leone, where he would have been executed, so there was a petition to give him a permanent visa to stay in the UK (signed by football fans all over the UK) so this wouldn't happen.