XtraTime Web Desk: This summer, Trent Alexander-Arnold is not the youngest player to be heading to Russia for the World Cup 2018. However, he is one of the seven teenagers who have been selected by their respective countries.
The 1998 born, performed so confidently that his brilliant show helped Liverpool to reach the Champions League final, and ended up being in the Premiere League’s top four.
On Monday afternoon, FIFA revealed the names of the 23-men team, from where we got to know that Alexander-Arnold is merely three months elder to the tournament’s youngest player.
The honour of being the youngest player goes to an Aussie-Daniel Arzani. He too, like Alexander –Arnold earned his chance with an outstanding performance for Melbourne City in the A-League. He made his debut against Czech Republic earlier this week.
Kylaine Mbapp, the second most expensive player is also the second youngest player heading for the World Cup. He is just 15 days younger to Arzani. This French striker has already achieved fame across the whole of Europe.
Mbappe’s outstanding performance at such an early stage of his life is indeed a remarkable one. He has already earned 13 caps for Les Bleus and scored three goals. This debutante scored 21 goals at Parc des Princes.