A host of potential future superstars will be on show in Poland as teams from around the globe look to emulate 2017 winners England
GettyAgustin Almendra | Argentina
Both the brain and the engine of the Albiceleste's midfield, the Boca Juniors man is looking to make up for lost time after missing the Under-20 South American Championship in January through injury.
Equally adept at creating the tempo of the game with his passing as he is at breaking up the opposition's play, Almendra has emerged as a target for Napoli, and impressive performances in Poland could see him secure a switch to Serie A.
AdvertisementLeonardo Campana | Ecuador
The top scorer at this year's Under-20 South American Championship with six goals, Campana led Ecuador to a surprise title in Chile with his ruthless finishing.
He may not be the most pleasing forward on the eye, but his ability to find the net with regularity means he has reportedly appeared on the radar of Atletico Madrid and Inter.
GettyMoussa Diaby | France
Having enjoyed a breakthrough campaign at Paris Saint-Germain, making 25 Ligue 1 appearances, Diaby heads to Poland as the man whom France believe will be able to fire them to glory.
Most comfortable playing off the left-hand side, he possesses a willingness to beat a man and drive into the box. A real handful for defenders.
GettyFlorentino | Portugal
Nineteen-year-old Florentino has established himself within the Benfica first team during their run to the Portuguese title, and has already been linked with the likes of Manchester City and Barcelona.
A deep-lying midfielder, he is adept at winning the ball back and distributing passes and should be one to watch in Poland.