Balotelli was the last major striker wonderkid to emerge from Italy and, after a bright start to his career, he has quickly fallen from grace after a string of off and on the pitch antics. Berardi boasts similar talent, but he also seems to have the professionalism that Mario lacked. Lionel Messi took 70 games for Barcelona to score his first 30 league goals. Berardi took 59 games while playing for relegation battlers Sassuolo. The 21 year old has amassed 99 club appearances and has already scored 42 goals, including 4 in a home win against AC Milan and a hat-trick against Fiorentina last year. Sassuolo were relegated last season and so the Serie B star may be available for a fairly low sum and he may be tempted by clubs outside of the European elite. He is a hard working versatile attacker, capable of being deployed anywhere across the front 3. He has an eye for a pass as well as intuitive positioning and pace to burn. Berardi is simply a must buy for any manager. Looking for a goalkeeping wonderkid? Then check out these wonderkid goalkeepers for FIFA 2016.
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