Under-20 Football World Cup
The Under-20 Football World Cup is an international tournament organized by FIFA for national teams of players under the age of 20. It showcases young football talent from around the world and is held every two years. The tournament features teams from various continents, competing for the title and the chance to develop their skills on a global stage.
Since its inception in 1981, the Under-20 World Cup has produced many future stars of the sport. Countries like Argentina and Brazil have historically performed well, often winning the tournament and contributing to the development of their national teams.