U20 World Cup: The most valuable starting eleven of the tournament

The most expensive eleven at the U20 World Cup

Starting September 27, Chile will host the grand celebration of world football: the 24th edition of the FIFA U20 World Cup.

This flagship competition for juniors will feature four African national teams (Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco, and South Africa).

Several internationally renowned players will take part in this World Cup, including Brazilian star Pedro and Argentine talent Gianluca Prestianni.

Here is the most valuable starting eleven of the U20 World Cup:

Goalkeeper: Alessandro Nunziante (Italy U20 – 18 years old) – Market value: €1.8M

Defender: Jon Martín (Spain U20 – 19 years old) – Market value: €8.0M

Defender: Julio Soler (Argentina U20 – 20 years old) – Market value: €8.0M

Defender: Tobías Ramírez (Argentina U20 – 18 years old) – Market value: €4.0M

Defender: Ali Maamar (Morocco U20) – Market value: €2.0M

Attacking midfielder: Álvaro Montoro (Argentina U20 – 18 years old) – Market value: €8.0M

Central midfielder: Obed Vargas (Mexico U20 – 20 years old) – Market value: €8.0M

Central midfielder: Milton Delgado (Argentina U20 – 20 years old) – Market value: €5.5M

Forward: Pedro (Brazil U20 – 19 years old) – Market value: €12.0M

Forward: Gianluca Prestianni (Argentina U20 – 19 years old) – Market value: €8.0M

Forward: Deivid Washington (Brazil U20 – 20 years old) – Market value: €7.0M