This FM26 best wonderkids by position guide will focus solely on the men’s game by pulling together the elite wonderkids from the newest release. Everyone is always on the hunt for wonderkids so this is the easiest way to pull them all together. FM26 is currently available in Beta over on Steam.

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*Note: The content in this article is accurate as of the time of writing and does not account for any future updates to the game*

 FM26 Best Wonderkids By Position List (Men)

Goalkeepers

Ferran Quetglas

Part of the Real Madrid setup, Ferran is projected to be the best player in the game depending on dice rolls. He is one of the few with a set floor meaning he will never be worse than a very good goalkeeper even in the worst case scenario.

Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro

A holdover from the previous game the AZ Alkmaar goalkeeper is one of the game’s best potential goalkeepers. He is grouped with a few other shot-stoppers as an elite crop of prospects in the base DB but is the oldest and closest to his peak.

• Quenten Attigah – AZ
• Tommaso Martinelli – Fiorentina
• Alessandro Nunziante – Udinese
• Dennis Seimen – Stuttgart
• Huillaume Restes – Toulouse
• Mike Penders – Chelsea
• Kulian Eyestone – Brentford
• Ante Vukovic – Pisa
• Vladyslav Krapyvstov – Girona
• Onuralp Cevikkan – Trabsonspor
• Kerem Matisli – Bursaspor
• Silas Huber – FC Zurich
• Theodore Pizarro – Freigburg

Centre-Backs

Dean Huijsen

Following his big money move to Real Madrid, Dean Huijsen is projected to be the world’s best CB in FM26. He’s one of the rare players with a high floor for his potential meaning no matter what, he will be a great addition to your team.

Willy Kambwala

Another one with a high floor, Villarreal defender Willy Kambwala isn’t expected to peak as high as Dean Huijsen but he will be a safer bet than some of the other names on this list.

• Pau Cubarsi – Barcelona
• Leny Yoro – Manchester United
• Jorrel Hato – Chelsea
• Giovanni Leoni – Liverpool
• Matteo Palma – Udinese
• Joane Gadou – Salzburg
• Luka Vuskovic – Tottenham
• Luca Marianucci – Napoli
• Vitor Reis – Manchester City
• Aaron Anselmino – Chelsea
• Veljko Milosvaljevic – Bournemouth
• Pau Navarro – Villarreal
• Yarek Gasiorowski – PSV
• Jon Martin – Real Sociedad
• Rav van den Berg – FC Koln
• Pietro Comuzzo – Fiorentina
• Antal Yaakobishvili – Girona
• Fin  Jeltsch – Stuttgart
• Karim Coulibaly – Werder Bremen
• El Chadaille Bitshiabu – RB Leipzig
• Jeremy Jacquet – Stade Rennais
• Jeanuel Belocian – Bayer Leverkusen
• Axel Tape – Bayer Leverkusen

Left Back

Myles Lewis-Skelly

Breaking into the Arsenal and England setup as seen the former midfielde rewarded as the highest potential wonderkid in the game among left-backs. He’s got a high floor meaning he’ll always turn out good.

Lewis Hall

Another midfielder turned full-back this time the former Chelsea man who plies his trade for Newcastle United. He has a slightly lower potential ceiling than Lewis-Skelly but he’s another one with a high floor and will still turn out great in most sims.

• Saba Kharebashvili – Dinamo Tbilisi
• Nico O’Reilly – Manchester City
• Patrick Dorgu – Manchester United
• Jofre Torrents – Barcelona
• Davinchi – Getafe
• Tom Rothe – Union Berline
• El Hadji Malick Diouf – West Ham
• Honest Ahanor – Atalanta
• Niccolo Fortini – Fiorentina
• Aaron Zehnter – Wolfsburg
• Peyton Miller – New England
• Berkay Yilmaz – Freiburg
• Diego Leon – Manchester United

Right Back

Rico Lewis

Having pushed his way into the Manchester City setup it comes as no surprise that Rico Lewis is among the best left-back prospects in the game. As far as best wonderkids by position he just pips the competition due to his high floor.

Alex Jimenez

A rare mention for AC Milan, who seem to be blessed at right-back. They’ve got one of the highest potnetial RB’s in the game in Jimenez who is included in a fairly big crop of players budged up with similar ceilings.

• Hector Fort – Barcelona
• Jesus Fortea – Real Madrid
• Martim Fernandes – Porto
• Daniel Banjaqui – Benfica
• Givairo Read – Feyenoord
• Josh Acheampong – Chelsea
• Marco Palestra – Atalanta
• Ivan Fresneda – Sporting
• Elias Baum – Eintracht Frankfurt
• Zachary Athekame – AC Milan
• Pedro Lima – Wolves
• Angelo – Sao Paulo
• Kosta Ndeljkovic – Aston Villa