Guardian: Brazil was redemption for Bešić

Muhamed Bešić, BiH national team player, has been included among the 10 rising stars of football, according to the British Guardian, reports the BiH news agency Patria (NAP). Sharp British critics are full of praise for the young BiH midfielder.

- Bešić's story is one of the most incredible at the World Cup. The young player, born in Germany, was called up to the BiH squad just before the World Cup. He was banned for almost two years for absence from the youth national team – states the Guardian.

As they point out, Hamburg rejected him after only three minutes of playing in the first team, and as a defender. He was released to Hungarian Ferencváros in 2012.

- But Brazil was redemption for Muhamed Bešić's struggles. He was brilliant in the defensive midfield role, silencing Lionel Messi in the first match. He played measuredly, firmly, and confidently throughout the Championship. There is little chance he will stay in Hungary after this summer – claim the Guardian.

Besides Bešić, on the same list of young players who impressed in Brazil are Juan Carlos Paredes and Enner Valencia from Ecuador, Divock Origi from Belgium, José Juan Vázquez from Mexico, Charles Aránguiz from Chile, and Giancarlo González from Costa Rica. There is also Nigerian Ahmed Musa, Greek Kostas Manolas, and Uruguayan José María Giménez. None of these players are older than 26, and they impressed at the World Cup, reports the Patria agency.