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Every World Cup is marked by some exciting young talent but not all hot prospects from the 2018 edition went on to bigger and better things after participating in Russia.<\/b><\/p>\n
It\u2019s a major demonstration of faith from any World Cup manager to take a promising youngster to the finals, often at the expense of experience, and the decision of some 2018 bosses looks even more inspired with the passage of time.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ve investigated just what became of the 10 youngest players at the World Cup in Russia four-and-a-half years ago.<\/p>\n
Former Barcelona youth-team prospect Seung-woo was named in South Korea\u2019s 2018 squad but isn\u2019t in Qatar this time around.<\/p>\n
The attacking midfielder, who was at Verona during the last tournament, has spent time subsequently in both Belgium and Portugal before returning to his homeland and Suwon FC.<\/p>\n
Frequently linked with a multi-million move to one of the Premier League elite, Sarr has definitely blossomed since his participation in Senegal\u2019s doomed campaign in Russia.<\/p>\n
The winger started all three matches as Senegal were eliminated by Japan for receiving more yellow cards and has since established as one of English football\u2019s most exciting talents at Watford.<\/p>\n
Sarr has become even more important for club and country after Watford\u2019s relegation and Sadio Mane\u2019s World Cup-curtailing injury. He\u2019s one of the undoubted success stories on our list.<\/p>\n