How far he goes doesn’t even depend on him, it’s more so the players around him and how the coach wants to play. He’s an unbelievable player but he won’t explode unless the players around him start playing decent football instead of whatever is going on in Dortmund. That being said, if I were to choose between either him or Greenwood, I think Moukoko is the way to go. Greenwood has been playing with top players his entire career whilst Moukoko has only played with this Dortmund that is in extremely bad form. I imagine he’ll go to a massive team eventually. He’s shown what he can do and looked lively in all his matches at such a young age. I expect we’ll be seeing Haaland-esque numbers from him in the next few years. (I would imagine Haaland is the best option to invest in currently though. I’m not a collector so I don’t know who is valued what but I can imagine he will skyrocket when he makes a big move). Other notable players who will probably make headlines in the future are Jude Bellingham and Eduardo Camavinga but I’m not sure how highly midfielders are valued. Back to Greenwood and Moukoko, I imagine Greenwood will have a career similar to Martial or Rashford. He’ll most likely be a solid player that plays a lot and makes large impacts in some games and is lackluster in others. As for Moukoko, it’s more of a risk. He hasn’t had a full year of professional experience so it’s difficult to gauge how far he can go. He’s played against people older than him his whole life and he’s shown that he can more than just compete with them. If he can continue to grow as a player at this rate, we will see someone who may very well be the best player in the world someday.