At the Tournoi Sans Frontière in Sens, several rising talents were present, including Kays Benatia, son of Medhi Benatia (sporting director of Marseille), and Eden Cherki, brother of Rayan Cherki. These youngsters, already under close watch, carry well-known names in the football world—something that can be difficult for players so young.
As reported by L’Équipe, this Monday saw the Tournoi Sans Frontière in Sens, bringing together the best U14 teams in France. Marseille, of course, took part. Medhi Benatia’s son, Kays, played in the tournament with the young Olympians, helping them finish fifth, with victories over teams like Nice and Auxerre.
Benatia crossed paths with Cherki
A left winger, Kays Benatia came up against Eden Cherki, the younger brother of Rayan, who played with Lyon’s U14 team. Like his older brother, Eden also plays as a winger. They were joined by Eden Yoro, younger brother of Leny Yoro.
Famous names, heavy pressure
Carrying the name of established professional footballers can be a challenge. That’s why the management of Lyon’s academy refused to comment on Eden Cherki, explaining their desire to “protect the 13-year-old child from any comparisons with Rayan.”
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cherki should also come to united
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