With the Young Socceroos in Europe preparing for the FIFA U-20 World Cup, check out our ten page special feature in the new issue featuring Adam Taggart, Connor Chapman and Jason Geria.

And for a bonus gallery of shots, some taken by the boys themselves, check out the iPad version.

Read the full feature in FourFourTwo magazine out now in shops for only A$9.50 (including postage). Click here

Also available on the iPad. Click here

PC and Android users can snap up the digital version of the mag. Click here

Loads more too.

New Barcelona signing Neymar features in the new issue of FourFourTwo magazine with the Brazilian striker talking fame, women, Scolari and the pressure of carrying a nation’s World Cup hopes.

Want to know more about Messi's new teammate?

We’re in Brazil to meet the man many believe can help deliver a World Cup to Brazil next year. And in the iPad edition, a bonus pic gallery of Neymar being unveiled in Barcelona.

And we compile a need-to-know guide to Brazil and ask: will the country be ready to host the world’s biggest football party?

Can the return of Big Phil Scolari and home advantage be enough? We analyse the current – and much maligned – Brazilian NT.

And meet Brazil’s defensive bulwark Thiago Silva.

And 442 presents its top 10 A-League marquee targets for next season. Greek stars? Spanish goalmachines? Italian legends? The top 10 on the marquee radar.

Plus, the best unknown talents in the state leagues revealed in our best players outside the A-League feature.

Central Coast Mariner Patrick Zwaanswijk offers his Perfect XI following his recent retirement.

Tips and tricks from PSG’s Brazilian star man Lucas Moura as well as  West Ham’s Matt Jarvis help make you a better player in Performance.

And we go one-on-one with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink who answers your questions on Leeds, Chelsea, Hiddink and Kewell.

 What's more, check out the “Mini Clasico” between the B teams of Barca and Real Madrid, too.

Plus, Gianluca Vialli, Dejan Stankovic, Salomon Kalou, Simon Hill, Michael Lynch, Kate Gill.