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Takefusa Kubo
Takefusa Kubo was born on June 4, 2001, in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. From the earliest age, his extraordinary talent with a football was evident, and he quickly became one of the most talked-about young players in Japanese youth football. His technical ability and creativity on the ball drew comparisons to some of the game's greatest dribblers, and at just ten years old, he took a step that would change the trajectory of his career by joining FC Barcelona's famous La Masia academy.
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Yannick Carrasco is a versatile forward known for his dribbling skills and pace. Born in Eupen, Belgium, he began his youth career at local clubs before joining Monaco's youth academy. His professional debut came in Ligue 1 before a transfer to Atlético Madrid, where he established himself in La Liga. Carrasco is appreciated for his ability to play on both wings and as a second striker, offering tactical flexibility to his team. His contributions during the UEFA Europa League victory with Atlético solidified his place in club history. Carrasco has also represented Belgium on the international stage, helping the national team in various tournaments. Today, he continues to be a critical player for Atlético Madrid and a significant player in the top echelon of European football.
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