Five players expected to be descendants of Messi and Ronaldo

With Cristiano Ronaldo turning 33 today and Lionel Messi almost 31, who are Europe's most promising talents to inherit Ballon d'Or?

A good question,” is expressed by Cristiano Ronaldo as he holds Ballon d'Or in his career last December. “I see some players with great potential, Asensio, Mbppe, Neymar, Demble, Hazard, Rasford... and others. In the new generation there are at least 10 players with great potential.

More than 10 years ago, it was the last time Kaka won Ballon d'er before Messi and Cristiano were recorded earning more than anyone else in history the most important personal prize.

But now Ronaldo, who turns 33 and Messie 30, has come a new era in the world of football.

As Neymar is 26 years old on the same day as Ronaldo and Hazard is 27 years old, known as maturity for a player, a generation of great potential is emerging. From Asensio, to Dembele and Mbppe or Rasford, Sancho and Sessegnon, the fight to become the biggest football star has opened.

Kyljan Mbppe (Paris Saint-Germain)

Mbpepe is expected to become the third most expensive player in history when the 19-year-old finalize the transfer from Monaco to PSG, after passing the season borrowed in the capital. The amount the PSG will pay is 145 mln euros, and 35 ml is a bonus, including 20m euros if it wins Ballon dÉr. The son of a former Algerian handball star and father from Cameroon scored 26 goals in his first full season with the club. Next week he's gonna play the real Madrid game in 1/8 of the League Champions and the whole world looks to him.

Marco Asensio (Real Madrid)

If it wasn't for the intervention of tennis star Rafael Nadal he could have ended up at Barcelona rather than Los Blanco. But in the summer of 2015, Real President Florentino Peres called 16 times Grand Slam champion and asked him to help buy the player who suffered from chronic knee injury in youth but was then playing in Nadal's hometown of Mallorca. After a borrowed season of Espanyol, Asensio immediately adapted to the Zidane team and scored eight goals in his first full season. This season isn't great, but this is the club's fault more than his fault.

Ossuane Deble (Barcelona)

After months after Dumbledore moved to Camp Nou for a total of 130m euros, he continues to remain out of harm. Much was expected of the lion who was a native of the Mount and the Maurtius Islands, who grew up in the city of Creux, Normandy, and began his career with Renne before passing to Borussia Dortmund. But a muscle pull in its debut in September and another one last month has been kept out of the field. Deblee certainly has all the attributes to be one of the best: explosive speed, the ability to cross the opponent, hit well with the left and the right, and has excellent balance. The question is whether he has the right temper to do great things in an environment of so much pressure as Barcelona, though the presence of the Messy should facilitate his work for the next few years.

Jadon Sancho (Berossia Dortmund)

When Dortmund booked 7 for a 17-year-old south of London after the leaving of Dumbledore last summer, many club fans thought it was a big gesture with one from the future. But they were wrong, because he's present. Voted the tournament player at the U-17 European Championship, he was denied the right to play in the phase of U-17 World Cup groups from Dortmund that needed him. Since then, he has made five appearances in Bundesliga and scored the first assist in the 1-1 draw against Hertha Berlin last month.

Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City)

As Neymar remains the undisputed leader of the resurrected Brazil that easily qualified at the World Cup, it was Selecao's 20-year-old promising top goal scorer with 7 goals in 10 matches. Jesus quickly adapted to Premier League after the arrival of Manchester City from Palmeira for 30m euros in January 2016 and found the net eight times this season before he suffered knee injury. He will remain out of the fields for at least three weeks before returning in hopes of being ready at the World Cup in summer.