Top 20 U18 Talents in the Saudi Youth Premier League by @talents_Saudi
The Saudi Youth Premier League is a hotbed of emerging football talent, reflecting the country’s commitment to nurturing young players. This list highlights the top 20 U18 players in the league, showcasing their positions, clubs, and exceptional abilities.
Goalkeepers:
1. Abdulrahman Al-Ghamdi (Al-Taawoun, 2006)
A cornerstone of the Saudi youth national teams, Abdulrahman is known for his quick reflexes, commanding presence, and ability to organize his defense effectively.
2. Mahmoud Al-Buraih (Al-Fateh, 2006)
A talented shot-stopper with excellent positioning and strong one-on-one skills, often praised for his composure under pressure.
Right Backs:
3. Riyad Yami (Al-Ahli, 2006)
A dynamic full-back who excels in overlapping runs and delivering precise crosses into the box. His defensive awareness makes him a reliable asset on both ends of the pitch.
4. Rayan Al-Ghamdi (Al-Hilal, 2006)
A solid defender with a sharp footballing IQ, contributing both defensively and offensively with his energy and versatility.
Center backs:
5. Ismail Hamid (Al-Jeel, 2006)
The captain of Al-Jeel, Ismail is widely regarded as the best defender in the league. His leadership skills and exceptional reading of the game have helped his team achieve the highest number of clean sheets this season.
6. Rami Al-Tumaihi (Al-Hazm, 2006)
A physically imposing center-back with excellent aerial ability and strong tackling, crucial for shutting down opposition attacks.
Left Backs:
7. Saad Al-Mutairi (Al-Hilal, 2006)
A youth international for Saudi Arabia, Saad is one of the most mature talents in the league. He combines defensive solidity with excellent attacking instincts, making him a well-rounded player.
Defensive Midfielders (No. 6):
8. Youssef Al-Tahhan (Al-Nassr, 2006)
A disciplined midfielder known for his ball-winning abilities and accurate distribution, anchoring the midfield effectively.
9. Mohammed Fallatah (Al-Ittihad, 2007)
A rising star with a sharp tactical mind and strong physical attributes, showcasing immense potential as a defensive shield.
Central Midfielders (No. 8):
10.Abdulmalik Al-Marwani (Al-Taawoun, 2005)
A creative midfielder with a knack for breaking defensive lines with precise passes, contributing significantly in attacking transitions.
11. Iyad Sidi (Al-Ahli, 2007)
A promising talent with exceptional stamina and technical skills, adept at controlling the tempo of the game.
Right Wingers:
12. Ammar Al-Ghamdi (Al-Ittihad, 2005)
A speedy winger with sharp dribbling skills and an eye for goal, often tormenting defenders with his direct play.
13. Suhaib Hawsawi (Al-Ittihad, 2007)
A youth international and one of the league’s most naturally gifted players, known for his agility, flair, and creativity in wide areas.
Playmakers (No. 10):
14. Ammar Al-Yuhaybi (Al-Ahli, 2006)
A technically gifted playmaker with an excellent vision, consistently creating scoring opportunities for his teammates.
15. Nawaf Al-Janahi (Al-Ettifaq, 2006)
A versatile midfielder with a calm demeanor and the ability to control the pace of the game, making him a valuable asset.
Left Wingers:
16. Abdulaziz Jarmoush (Al-Hilal, 2006)
A talented winger known for his pace, creativity, and ability to deliver key passes in the final third.
17. Nawaf Al-Jadaani (Al-Ittihad, 2006)
A consistent performer with a strong left foot, capable of scoring and assisting in crucial moments.
Strikers:
18. Talal Haji (Al-Ittihad, 2007)
The second-youngest player in history to represent the senior Saudi national team, Talal is a prolific striker and one of Asia’s most anticipated talents.
19. Nawaf Al-Bishri (Al-Hazm, 2006)
A clinical forward with sharp positioning and an instinct for finding the back of the net.
20. Youssef Al-Nahdi (Ohod, 2006)
A hardworking striker who combines physicality with intelligent movement, posing a constant threat to defenders.