Chelsea and Barcelona are the latest to show an interest in Mexican sensation Gilberto Mora, with Arsenal and Real Madrid already in the race.

According to TEAMtalk, Gilberto Mora could be a big attraction for many top clubs, particularly after how he fares at next year’s World Cup. The teenage sensation has attracted plenty of interest from some of the biggest clubs around, as Barcelona and Chelsea have joined the race alongside Arsenal and Real Madrid.

Gilberto Mora is probably one of the biggest talents yet to come out of Mexico. The 16-year-old Mexican wonderkid has already worked his way into Club Tijuana’s first team plans, and he is currently a regular despite his tender age.

The teenage prospect already has a growing list of admirers from across the world, with Inter Miami the latest to join a host of teams. The latest teams interested are Chelsea and Barcelona, with those two always with the knack of finding the best young talents from around to develop into future stars.

Real Madrid and Arsenal are also in the race, and Gilberto Mora could the chase from many accelerating as time progresses. The observers from these top clubs have already seen what the 16-year-old Mexican wonderkid can do on the pitch and have big expectations for him in the future.

Club Tijuana are aware of the growing interest in the teenager, and will demand a significant fee when the time comes to sell him. For now, they might not be in any real danger of losing the teenager, as things could get moving after next year’s World Cup.

Gilberto Mora is in no hurry to leave Club Tijuana

The Mexican prodigy remains focused on his tasks ahead with Club Tijuana and the national team side. He is expected to be one of the key players on every scout’s list, and clubs are set to line up with their observers at the World Cup.

Hence, once the grand tournament ends, Gilberto Mora will be able to make a big decision on his future. For now, all the top teams will keep tabs on his situation, and probably begin operations in the background with his camp, ahead of what could be his last summer at Club Tijuana.