Diego Lainez

He's a cowboy. Word on the street is that he moves around Spain on a horse.

Mexico's future, its brightest and shiniest star plays for the Seville based Real Betis in La Liga. A left-footed winger with an acute burst of pace, he is an agile dribbler who likes to dictate how his team moves forward. His composure and ability with the ball allow him to take on multiple defenders and even beat them at times. Recruited by Ángel González to play for Club América's academy, he spent his entire youth with the Eagles. Debuting for them on the 1st of March 2017, he played a total of 39 games for them and scored 5 goals before being sold to Betis. Los Verdiblancos paid a fee of 14 Million Euros for his services, making him the second most expensive Mexican player to move to Europe. Earning his first appearance for Mexico's senior team on the 7th of September, 2018, the 'Mexican Messi' scored his first goal for them two years later. He has played for his country's U-17, U-20, and U-21 teams in the past.