>>154314328
U20 World Cup, I‘d say. It’s more likely to have talents of global scale, and the non-European areas are more competitive here than in the senior ranks
U21 (more like U23) tends to be mostly players not fully ready for the senior national teams yet, you rarely see the big stars there. An U20 World Cup is a bit more stacked in that regard in my opinion.
The opposite of that is something like the U17 World Cup: you‘ve got basically all the important talents there, but no one knows who will actually make it. It bears almost no relevance because most players will disappear. The U20 World Cup kind of sits between both extremes and therefore is in the Goldilocks zone, but its relevancy also remains frighteningly limited

The Olympics are the most irrelevant to me because they take place after the Euros and are basically a sloppy seconds no one in Europe really plans for. They have similar issues as the U21 Euros, but in even less dedicated. Also, for me personally, a frustration bonus applies - the Olympic tournament should be more relevant, ideally. But it isn’t

>>154314490
they propagated the cuck meme in 2016 or so

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>>154314479
>U21 (more like U23) tends to be mostly players not fully ready for the senior national teams yet, you rarely see the big stars there
I took a quick glance at the 2015 tournament where we won against Portugal. I can't say there were any big talents on the Swedish side. The Portugese on the other hand had these four (pic rel)
But only Bernardo became this notorious great great player.
I dunno though, I can't judge.

>>154314600
I think I could've included Jose Sa, but I don't know if he was a big talent. But he is the starting GK for wolves (?).

>>154314328
u-20 what, decades?

>>154314479
What about UEFA European Under-19 Championship? Is that the most relevant out of all the other u-tournaments and "the best predictor" or something, of those who will make it?