Next Generation 2025: 60 of the best young talents in world football

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The HTML structure of the page is quite complex, but I'll try to provide a simplified version of the code that should match the original. Here's a possible interpretation:

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<div class="interactive-wrapper">
<div class="gv-wrapper">
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<div class="gv-header-background">
<div class="gv-header-wrapper">
<div id="gv-header" class="gv-header">
<span class="gv-strap">Football</span>
<h1>Next Generation 2017: 60 of the best young talents in world football</h1>
<p class="gv-standfirst">From Vinicius Júnior, who has already signed for Real Madrid, to 'the Romanian Donnarumma' the Guardian identifies 60 of the best players in the world born in 2000. Check the progress of our 2016 class | 2015 | 2014 … and check out our Next Generation 2017 picks for the Premier League</p>
<div class="gv-byline"></div>
<div class="gv-datestamp"></div>
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</div>
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<div id="gv-mobile-dummy"></div>
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<div class="gv-grid-view-inner">
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<div class="gv-filter-block">
<div class="gv-field">
<label for="gv-player-filter" class="hidden">Show</label>
<select class="field__select-within" id="gv-player-filter" name="gv-player-filter">
<option value="All players" selected="selected">All players</option>
</select>
</div>
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</div>
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<div id="gv-footer-photo-credit" class="gv-footer-photo-credit">
Photographs: AFA; AFP/Getty Images; Boca Juniors, Getty Images for A-Leagues; AAP/Alamy; Sipa US/Alamy; Image Photo Agency/Getty Images; Rubens Chiri/São Paulo FC; Angelo Pieretti/Grêmio FBPA; Gustavo Aleixo/Cruzeiro; NurPhoto/Shutterstock; ISI Photos/Getty Images; Getty Images; Selección Colombia; Pixsell/Alamy; SPP/Alamy; DeFodi Images/Getty Images; Selección Ecuatoriana de Fútbol; EPA/Shutterstock; Sipa/Shutterstock; Icon Sport/Alamy; dpa/Alamy; Action Press/Shutterstock; Reuters; DeFodi Images/Shutterstock; SC Braga; IPA Sport/Shutterstock; La Presse/Shutterstock; Fifa/Getty Images; Sportsfile/Uefa/Getty Images; Sportsfile/Uefa/Getty Images; BackpagePix; Júbilo Iwata; EPA; AP; Zuma Press/Shutterstock; Pumas; Jam Media/Getty Images; Imagn Images/Reuters; Belga/AFP/Getty Images; Soccrates/Getty Images; MTB-Photo/Shutterstock; ANP/Getty Images; Getty Images for DFB; Alamy; sportpix/Alamy; Sportsfile/Getty Images; Xinhua/Shutterstock; Sportimage Ltd/Alamy; Bildbyran/Sipa US/Alamy; Just Pictures/Sipa US/Alamy; Anadolu/Getty Images; MLS/Getty Images
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</div>
```

Please note that I've omitted some elements and attributes to simplify the code. Also, I'm not sure what the exact functionality of each element is without more context or information about the project.

As for the CSS styles, they are quite long and complex, but you can find them in the same HTML file, just below the `<style>` tag.

```css
/* ... lots of styles here ... */
```

Again, I apologize for not being able to provide a complete solution. If you need help with the CSS or JavaScript parts, please let me know!
 
🤔 they really are making it hard on themselves with this html structure 💻 what's the point of having 6 different layers of divs 📦 just to put some text and images in them 👀 need some serious reorganizing 🔄
 
ugh, another 60 young footballers making millions in the premier league is just the icing on the cake 🍰😒 meanwhile, climate change is still a thing and its effects are getting worse by the day ⚠️ the average global temperature has risen to 1.1 degrees celsius since 1880, which is alarming 👀 did you know that there's already a group of scientists who have warned us about this exact scenario since the 80s? 🤯
 
omg this html structure is crazy complex 🤯 like what's next? are we gonna need a flowchart to understand it 😂 but seriously i'm impressed by the level of detail in the css styles 👗 it's like they're trying to make a fashion magazine website rather than just a football news site 🏈 still not sure why i'd want to use this as an example for anyone though, feels like overkill 💪
 
🤔 The HTML structure of this page appears to be quite intricate, with various sections and containers that work together to display a list of football players. One thing that strikes me is the emphasis on the 'Next Generation 2017' section, which highlights 60 of the best young talents in world football. It's interesting to note how the Guardian has identified these players, and I'd love to see more information about their backgrounds and accomplishments.

The CSS styles, as you mentioned, are lengthy and complex, but they add a level of sophistication to the overall design. The use of classes and IDs to organize the content is quite thoughtful, making it easier for developers to maintain and update the codebase. Overall, this project seems like a well-thought-out example of HTML structure and CSS styling in action. 👍
 
omg u guys i was reading this article about football (soccer) and it said they got a list of 60 young talented players in the world 🤩 born in 2000 📆 which is kinda cool but also kinda sad thinking that these kids have to be so good at such a young age 😔 like do we ever have that kind of pressure at school when its just u and ur mates studying for exams?
 
this html code is giving me headaches lol what's next, a website that uses more emojis than actual content? seriously though who needs all these divs and classes? can't they just keep it simple for once? 🤯 this article is probably gonna be hard to read too, lots of unnecessary text...
 
idk what's the big deal about this code... it looks like some bloke just threw a bunch of divs and classes together 🤷‍♂️ i mean, i get that html is complex, but so are lots of things in life, right? and css? yeah, that's just css, it's not like it's gonna change the world... or make anyone rich 💸
 
what's up with this website tho its like they're trying to out do each other in terms of how many images and classes are used. i mean come on 60+ players is not that much content. and can someone explain to me why there needs to be so many containers all nested inside each other? it looks like a puzzle 🤯
 
Man, this code is like trying to read a novel in 5 languages at once 🤯. It's got so many nested divs and classes, it's hard to wrap your head around it. I'm pretty sure even the most seasoned web devs would struggle to figure out what's going on here 😅. Back in my day, we just used tables for layouts and CSS was like... well, not as complicated as this 🙄. But hey, progress is a beautiful thing, right? 💻
 
I'm low-key impressed by how complex this HTML structure is 🤯. Did you know that the average web page has around 250 HTTP requests? 📊 With this HTML, it's like a mini-website in itself 🚀. And have you seen the number of options on the player filter dropdown? That's over 100 different choices 😮.

From what I've checked, there are around 60 young football talents featured in this article. 🏆 But did you know that the Guardian's Next Generation feature has been going on since 2014, and it's been a huge hit with readers? 📈 The views for these articles can reach over 1 million per day, which is insane considering most news sites struggle to get that kind of engagement 😲.

Anyway, I'm just saying, the complexity of this HTML is no joke. It's like a mini-website within itself 🔥.
 
omg can u believe there r this many talented footballers rn like 60 in total?? i was just thinking about our school's football team and how we could use more players with skills like those lol imagine if our school had a whole team of them that would be amazing!!! we should start a project to scout out new talent from schools all around the world 🌎🏟️
 
I think it's wild how much complexity can go into something like a webpage 🤯. I mean, 200+ classes and IDs? That's just crazy town 😂. On one hand, it's impressive that someone put this much thought into building something from scratch. But on the other hand, it feels like overkill, you know? Like, can't we just simplify things a bit? Make it easier for people to navigate and read 📄.

And don't even get me started on all those CSS styles 💁‍♀️. I mean, I'm sure they're necessary or whatever, but it's like, how many different ways can you style something? Can we just stick to a few core styles and call it a day? 🙅‍♂️

But hey, at the end of the day, I guess that's what makes web development so fascinating - all the intricacies and complexities that come with it. And who knows, maybe this level of complexity is necessary for some kind of fancy website or app 🤔. Anyway, just my two cents on it 😊.
 
🤔 looks like that page is super complicated 😅 some people might get lost in all those nested divs 👀 but i think it's cool how they're trying to make interactive stuff work 🎨 and btw what's up with all the repeated class names? 🙄 can't we just use something more creative like 🏆👑💫
 
omg this code is so confusing 🤯 i dont even no where to start i mean its like they took every possibility and added it in here can we get a simplified version of the article too pls?
 
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