THE Under 21 Euros kick-off today – bringing a whole host of new stars.
England are the holders and some of their winners from two years ago are now in the senior squad.
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The likes of Anthony Gordon, Cole Palmer and James Trafford have been with Thomas Tuchel‘s party over the last week.
Premier League clubs will surely be interested ahead of the proper transfer window opening on June 16.
So, here is SunSport’s five to watch – although one of the names will be familiar…
NICK WOLTEMADE (Germany)
Stuttgart’s 6ft 6in striker is anything but a target man and arrives full of confidence after making his senior bow against Portugal last week.
The £34million-rated star’s 17 goals this season have alerted a host of Prem clubs, including Everton.
Woltemade, 23, could now earn himself a big-money move by firing the Germans to Euro glory.
CONRAD HARDER (Denmark)
Sporting Lisbon brought the hotshot, 20, to Portugal for £16m last summer and now value him at nearly FOUR TIMES that amount.
Harder had seven goals and 16 assists this term — with Chelsea, Manchester United and Juventus all watching him closely.
YEREMAY HERNANDEZ (Spain)
Deportivo winger was playing third-division football in Spain a year ago — but now has a host of top clubs eyeing him.
The 22-year-old led them to promotion with 15 goals and five assists.
His electric pace and dribbling make him one to watch.
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JORREL HATO (Holland)
Despite being just 19, the classy defender has been named Ajax vice-captain.
Even though the Dutch giants suffered title agony, Hato was named the Eredivisie Talent of the Year.
Arsenal and Liverpool are among clubs eyeing the teen star.
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ETHAN NWANERI (England)
Arsenal’s attacking sensation, 18, aims to announce himself on the international stage this month.
Nwaneri produced 11 goal contributions for Mikel Arteta’s men in a breakout campaign.
Equally happy out wide or centrally, Nwaneri is arguably the Young Lions’ biggest threat.
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