Dani Olmo

This lad doesn't complain much when he wants to get somewhere. He doesn't mind the crowds and hops on public transport like a champ.

This Catalan is an appealing prospect who plays for RB Leipzig as an attacking midfielder. His attacking attributes allow him to play anywhere behind the striker, and he's an attractive buy for the Bundesliga club. This young man idolizes Lionel Messi, but what's beyond the realm of our understanding is his move away from La Masia as a teenager. He was with the FCB academy for seven years before he decided to move to Croatia, of all places. The prospect of playing alongside Messi was looming, albeit it had its caveats. But, it was still existent. The only logical conclusion that we can come to is he valued playing time, especially playing for a team on the pitch more than he valued his time spent at the academy. He joined Dinamo Zagreb when he was 16 in 2014. His first-team debut came roughly six months later. A productive six years later, he surprised the footballing world once again by engineering a move to the German first division. One thing's very clear about this player. He's an ambitious person, and takes his opportunities, because he would have never moved from Espanyol's academy to La Masia in 2007 as a 9-year-old if he weren't. The young man has played for Spain in the U16, U17, U18, and U21 levels. He has also represented La Furia Roja as a senior.