Sebastiano Esposito

No cars for this lad. He's going to just walk for now. That might very well change in the future though!

Little did the town of Castellammare di Stabia, a small commune in Naples, know that it would be producing the future spearhead of the Italian National football teams' attack in 2002. Nobody can predict these things to be honest. But, if you're making your professional debut as a 16-year-old for Inter Milan, the footballing world is going to take notice. And the excitement has only intensified after you've become the first player born in 2002 to play in the Champions League. We're talking about el Niño Maravilla who has just become Inter Milan's most prized asset. This striker spent his youth with Brescia for three seasons between 2011 and 2014 before Inter snatched him up. He would go on to spend five seasons with them before signing a contract with the Nerazzurri earlier in 2019. The wonder kid, as he's fondly called, comes from a family of footballers and word on the street is that scouts from all over Europe are keeping tabs on this striker but he's just a humble kid who keeps his head down and goes about his business. He is on the right trajectory and will live up to his potential if given the right environment, a nurturing one that lets him develop into a truly lethal striker.