FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Premier League - Manchester City v Everton - Etihad Stadium, Manchester, Britain - May 23, 2021 Manchester City's Phil Foden celebrates scoring their third goal Pool via REUTERS/Carl Recine
PORTO, Portugal (Reuters) - Europe's top clubs invest millions in signing players from all over the world but two of the key players in Saturday's Champions League final between Manchester City and Chelsea are a reminder that there is still value in home-grown talent.
Manchester City's Phil Foden and Chelsea's Mason Mount both head to Porto after seasons in which they moved from the 'promising youngster' category into fully-fledged game-changers.
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