5 breakout stars from the World Cup who could move to big clubs

#3 Hirving Lozano (PSV Eindhoven and Mexico)

Lozano's trickery could be an asset for a top team

The hottest property in Mexican football,. He shone brightly at the World Cup and it’s a matter of when not if Lozano will make the move to a big European club.

The young winger who plies his trade in the Eredivisie for champions PSV Eindhoven was a major hit in his first season in European football notching 17 goals and 8 assists in a thrilling title-winning campaign for the Dutch giants.

At the Mundial, Lozano was the brightest thing that El Tri had to offer and it showed. In the opening game, he tore Germany a new one with his directness, pace, and constant running.

Apart from scoring the only goal of the game, he stretched the defence and helped curtail the forward runs of Joshua Kimmich and Martin Plattenhardt.

He was just as electric in the second game (a 2-1 win over South Korea) as he made the second goal which was scored by Javier Hernandez and helped to keep the Koreans pinned back.

He had a subdued game in the 3-0 loss in the final group game against Sweden. He was perhaps the only attacker to emerge with credit in the 2-0 loss to El Tri’s bogey team - Brazil.

His pace, crossing ability, directness, and willingness to take on defenders will be a huge asset to any team. Rumours have already linked him to teams like Spurs, FC Barcelona and Everton.

His ability to play on either flank or behind the main striker would also be of great value to any team which signs him.