Although inhabited a variety of world class stars, young players in the big Premier League has always attracted attention. The following five clubs are producing the best young seedlings in the land of Queen Elizabeth.
Competition Premier League is currently regarded as the best in the world. There are several reasons that melaratbelakanginya. First, management and publication of Premier League is better than any other League. Then, the number of world-class stars in this League.
The competition was originally called United Kingdom Cup and changed formats to become Premier League on May 27, 1992. Initially, the Premier League considered one eye because Italy Serie A and La Liga are jaya. The majority of players in the Premier League was the exile of the Italian Serie a.
However, everything changed in 2000. Investors began to arrive and menggelontorkan funds that the Premier League club could ' tooth ' performance on stock transfers. Slowly, the world class stars began arriving.
Due to the large number of players in the Premier League, the young players from the Club's Academy is usually difficult to penetrate the main team. Inevitably, youngplayers that can capture a place in the first team would get the spotlight immeasurably.
The success of the young players to penetrate the main team could not escape thegood upbringing in the Academy. Here are a few of the Academy clubs in the Premier League who diligently produces talented young seedlings.
1. Manchester United
Manchester United as the Club's most talented young stars produce in the United Kingdom. The achievements of six young players, namely David Beckham, Nicky Butt,Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Phil Neville and Paul Scholes who successfully penetrate the main squads MU in 1992, now known as the Class of ' 92.
At that time, the coach of Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson, get a lot of criticism of the legend of the Red Devils because it decided the players to promote six major teams. However, their success with the critics paid feat. They successfully grabbed a treble winner, champion of the Premier League, FA Cup, and UEFA Champions League, in the 1998-1999 season.
The Manchester United Academy, founded in 1998, following the reorganisation of football in the United Kingdom. But, in fact it has been around since 1930. 9 players from the Academy of MU success entering the Premier League Hall of Fame. The Academy also has the best record in the FA Youth Cup, won 10 titles out of 14 appearances in the finals.
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Successful Small-scale Products MU: Duncan Edwards, Sir Bobby Charlton, George Best, Nobby Stiles, Mark Hughes, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, David Beckham, Johnny Giles, Marcus Rashford, Darron Gibson, John O'Shea, Ryan Shawcross.
2. Southampton
Achievements of Southampton in the Premier League scene is. Formatted since thePremier League in 1992, Soton during 10 seasons of struggling to avoid relegation zone.
However, Southampton is famous as a young seedling producers Club excels in theUnited Kingdom. They produced a lot of young players who are now scattered in various giant clubs Premier League.
The contributions of these young players have also managed to boost the performance of Southampton. Last season, they managed to end the season by being in the seventh position of the standings. A variety of world class stars born from Southampton Academy, started in Terry Paine in the 1960s, Alan Shearer and Matt Le Tissier in the 1990s and the current, Gareth Bale and Theo Walcott who often become headlines in the media United Kingdom in the 2000s.
Last season, the result of a study of the sport, the International Centre for Sports Studies (CIES), conducted since the League's top five 2012 in Europe such as the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Germany, and France, revealed that Southampton football academies became the most widely provide the Club with a value of infusion 90.2 million euros ($ 1.2 trillion).
Great Players In Our Southampton: Terry Paine, Alan Shearer, Gareth Bale, Theo Walcott, Matt Le Tissier, Wayne Bridge, Adam Lallana, Oxlade Chamberlain, Luke Shaw, James Ward, Luke Prowse-Shaw.
3. West Ham United
West Ham United Club is indeed a ' usual ' on competition Premier League. However, the players of the Academy The Hammers became the key figure United Kingdomnational team earned a 1966 World Cup after defeating West Germany 4-2. Into the game by three goals Geoff Hurst and one other goal in print by Martin Peters.
West Ham never stops scoring star players. First, they got The Academy of Football, which is touted as one of the best Academy in the world. In the 90s, they again gave rise to many young stars like Frank Lampard, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Carrick, Glen Johnson, and Joe Cole.
