Yannick Ferreira Carrasco

Yannick Ferreira Carrasco attacks space for his team, weaving runs and crosses from the left to threaten the back line. From Monaco’s breakthrough years to a move that defined his early style, Carrasco established himself as a versatile forward who can drift wide or cut inside. He thrives in attacking space. Carrasco’s Monaco breakthrough (2012–2015) set his profile, and he later delivered a pivotal UCL final goal for Atlético Madrid. The 2016 UCL final goal marked a turning point, and Carrasco also contributed to Belgium’s World Cup Bronze in 2018. Returning to Atlético, he helped secure the La Liga title in 2020–21 as a key outlet and creator. With Al-Shabab, Carrasco remains captain, driving attacks, checking short then spinning in behind, and getting shots off quickly.