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#9 Timothy Weah (PSG)
Perhaps the biggest test for Weah over the next few years is stepping out of his father’s shadow. Currently, he is known by many as just the son of former PSG and AC Milan star George Weah, who is currently the President of Liberia. Like his father, he is a striker but has chosen to represent the USA at international level, and he looks like he could go on to be an excellent player.
He has already appeared in PSG’s side and netted his first league goal for the French giants at the start of the season against Caen, a week after scoring against Monaco in the Trophee des Champions. He is also already a part of the United States international side and scored his first goal for his national team against Bolivia in May. Given the amount of talented young players in that USA side, he may be part of something special soon.
