Man Utd's gem worth $35M who made Klopp suffer and will now play vs. Brazil

Manchester United is undoubtedly one of the most important and historic teams, not only in the Premier League, but also in the whole world. Some of the best players in soccer history have passed through its ranks, such as Cristiano Ronaldo, and it can also brag about having had one of the most iconic coaches of all time, Sir Alex Ferguson. However, since Ferguson's departure, the team has not managed to be the giant that dominated at local and international level.

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In that sense, there have been several coaches who have passed through the Old Trafford team without managing to return Man United to the place that historically belongs to it. However, it seems that the Red Devils' new generation of soccer players could be the solution, as they have some very young players who could undoubtedly become the club's next big stars.

One of them is Alejandro Garnacho, the 19-year-old Argentine left winger who is considered one of the club's most promising talents. However, Garnacho is not only a bet on the future, but he is currently one of the key players in Dutch coach Erik ten Hag's scheme. But the Argentine is not the only talented youngster playing for Manchester United and there is one who recently made Jürgen Klopp and Liverpool suffer and is now starting to see the fruits of his hard work.

We are talking about Kobbie Mainoo, an 18-year-old English midfielder who had a great game a few days ago in the quarterfinals of the FA Cup, a tournament in which they eliminated Klopp's Liverpool. His good performance has not gone unnoticed and now Mainoo has received his first call-up to the England squad for the FIFA matchday.

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How much is Mainoo worth?

Despite his young age, Kobbie Mainoo is considered one of the great promises of world soccer. His market value reflects this, as despite being just 18 years old, he is valued at 35 million euros. Mainoo could make his debut for England, who have two high-profile matches against Brazil and Belgium.