Phenoms

Season 1

TV-14

Phenoms is a documentary series that chronicles the journey of the next great soccer players on their quests to play at the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Includes participation from over 60 players, shot in 20 countries by 12 different directors.

Where to Watch Phenoms • Season 1

20 Episodes

The Attackers
E1
The AttackersThrough an intimate look into their lives, five of the world's best young goalscorers navigate meteoric success, fame and the high expectations that come with being international superstars. Featuring Dele Alli of England, Marco Asensio of Spain, Gabriel Jesus of Brazil, Paulo Dybala of Argentina, and Hirving Lozano of Mexico.
Defenders
E2
DefendersFour young defenders, at varying stages of their careers, must overcome uncertainty about their futures as they change clubs and solidify their place on their national team in time for the World Cup. Featuring Marquinhos of Brazil, Davinson Sánchez of Colombia, Kenny Tete of the Netherlands, and Alhassane Sylla of Senegal.
Goalkeepers
E3
GoalkeepersShowcasing the personalities, relationships and mental toughness of a team's last line of defense, four young goalkeepers fight to become first choice for their club and country. Featuring Aleksandr Selikhov of Russia, Gastón Guruceaga of Uruguay, Jack Butland of England and Alphonse Areola of France.
The Playmakers
E4
The PlaymakersTasked with being the "brain" of the team, four rising midfield stars must make important decisions on and off the field as they battle tough injuries and receive sizable offers on the road to Russia 2018. Featuring Corentin Tolisso of France, Leon Goretzka of Germany, Roman Zobnin of Russia, and Kellyn Acosta of the US.
The Creators
E5
The CreatorsWith the World Cup approaching, five wingers and attacking midfielders must navigate the high expectations of substantial money transfers on their journeys to making their national team. Featuring Ousmane Dembélé of France, Orbelín Pineda of Mexico, Oliver Burke of Scotland, Callum O'Dowda of Ireland, and Moses Simon of Nigeria.
USA
E6
USAFollows Kellyn Acosta and Walker Zimmerman from their early days as youth soccer standouts to starters on Dallas FC.
Germany
E7
GermanyHaving been too young to take part in Germany’s 2014 World Cup triumph, five young Bundesliga stars make their case for inclusion.
Spain
E8
SpainMarco Asensio, Saúl Ñíguez, Iñaki Williams, and Denis Suárez strive to make their national team.
Uruguay
E9
UruguayFollows Gastón Guruceaga from his childhood as a youth standout in rural Uruguay to starting goalie for Peñarol, one of Uruguay's largest clubs.
Brazil
E10
BrazilFollows Walace Souza Silva and Marquinhos who rose quickly through the ranks and transferred to Europe to play in Paris and Hamburg.
Mexico
E11
MexicoFollows Orbelín Pineda and Carlos Salcedo from their humble beginnings in Mexico to their standout star status on top clubs in Mexico and Europe.
England
E12
EnglandTottenham star Dele Alli navigates the attention and pressure stemming from his rapid rise in the Premier League and England national team.
Argentina
E13
ArgentinaFollows Paulo Dybala and Emanuel Mammana on their journeys from rural Argentina to international soccer stardom.
Russia
E14
RussiaIn the host nation of the 2018 World Cup, Five young Russian players must fight through injuries and disappointments to make the national team.
France
E15
FranceInspired by their nation’s World Cup win as children, five young French players strive to reach their national team and repeat the triumph of 1998.
Belgium, Netherland
E16
Belgium, NetherlandKenny Tete, Jaïro Riedewald, and Riechedly Bazoer of the Netherlands grapple with the challenges of being benched at Ajax.
Colombia
E17
ColombiaFollows the journeys of Davinson Sánchez and Rafael Santos Borré from their small hometown success in Colombia to their battles on the field.
Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal
E18
Ghana, Nigeria, SenegalFour West African footballers in various stages of their career make big moves to Europe, join their national teams, and make a name for themselves.
The Republic of Ireland, Scotland, Wales
E19
The Republic of Ireland, Scotland, WalesThe Republic of Ireland’s youngest player makes the team just in time for the pivotal World Cup play-off.
Italy
E20
ItalyDespite their shocking failure to qualify for the World Cup in Russia, Italy’s future remains hopeful.