Taking a look at the most sought after U21s we've seen in the EPL this season

This article will look at the U21 players who have become household names in the Premier League. They have earned a place at their clubs, but also caught the eye of football betting enthusiasts.
Alejandro Garnacho (18) has become one of Manchester United's best young products in the past decade. Garnacho's trickery, eye for goals, and confidence as a seasoned professional have left a lasting impression with Erik ten Hag. Garnacho, a young Argentine international player, has played nine matches in the league this season. He scored a dramatic goal against Fulham at the last minute and provided two assists.
Romeo Lavia, a 19-year old youth prospect from Southampton has made a name for himself despite the club's struggles and looming threat of relegation. The Belgian youth player has quickly adapted himself to the demands of Premier League football. According to WhoScored, the young midfielder is a defensive midfielder who has played 11 matches in the Premier League and scored one goal. He boasts an impressive pass completion rate of 86.3%. Lavia's defensive ability is evident from his 20 completed tackles. He has been a revelation in the league this season.
Tino Livramento, a Premier League fullback who was highly regarded before he suffered a serious injury that required surgery in April, was one of those players. Livramento has temporarily been slowed down by this injury, but most pundits still agree that he is one of the Premier League's best young players. Southampton's place in the EPL could be secured by his pace, determination and ability to play in the final third.
Carney Chukwuemeka, a youngster from Austria who is now an England youth international, is also a talent to keep an eye on. Chelsea signed the 19-year-old midfielder last summer for £20 million (AUD $35.5 million). Chukwuemeka has played three Premier League games for Chelsea and trains regularly with the first-team. He has been compared to Paul Pogba in terms of style. Although competition is fierce for places in Graham Potter's team, Stamford Bridge believes that Chukwuemeka will be a future star.
Ethan Nwaneri, at 15 years of age, has already become the youngest Premier League player when he debuted for Arsenal in September against Brentford. Since the age of 14, this talented midfielder has played for Arsenal's Under-18 team and is also a regular in England's Under-17 squad. Nwaneri is unlikely to be a regular starter at the Emirates before the end of 2023. However, his development and potential can't be ignored.
As their performances continue, these young players are attracting the attention of both football fans and professionals. It will be interesting to watch their careers develop in the future as they continue to grow. They are bound to be integral members of their respective clubs and hot commodities in football betting because of their talent and potential.