Best NHL 27 Young Players: Top Under-23 Stars for Franchise
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Best NHL 27 Young Players: Top Under-23 Stars for Franchise

9 October 2026 · 3 min read · Gaming

The best young player in NHL 27 is Sharks centre Macklin Celebrini, already a 95-overall star in his early twenties after a 115-point breakout. Behind him, the game’s brightest under-23 talents — Connor Bedard, Matthew Schaefer, Lane Hutson and Ivan Demidov — are the players to build a Franchise around.

Here are the best young players in NHL 27, why they stand out, and who to prioritise for a long-term rebuild.

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Celebrini, already elite at 95

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The next generation of stars

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Celebrini’s breakout point total

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Franchise-mode cornerstones

Best young players in NHL 27

Eight of the top under-23 talents to target in NHL 27’s Franchise and Be A Pro modes.

Player Team & position Why they stand out
Macklin Celebrini Sharks · C Already a 95-overall star with few weaknesses
Connor Bedard Blackhawks · C Elite playmaker and the face of a rebuild
Matthew Schaefer Islanders · D A franchise defenceman with huge upside
Lane Hutson Canadiens · D A dynamic, puck-moving blue-liner
Ivan Demidov Canadiens · RW Skilled winger with top-line potential
Wyatt Johnston Stars · C A proven young two-way centre
Leo Carlsson Ducks · C A big, skilled centre still rising fast
Dylan Guenther Mammoth · RW A natural goal-scorer with prime years ahead
Best young players in NHL 27 led by Macklin Celebrini
The best young players in NHL 27, led by Macklin Celebrini.

How we picked them

For a Franchise rebuild you want youth, upside and a rating that’s only going to climb — so we focused on the league’s best under-23 players, blending their in-game overalls with real-world trajectory. Macklin Celebrini is the clear number one: he’s already a 95-overall centre with elite skating, difficult puck plays and a shot that scores from range. Behind him sit the generational names — Connor Bedard, defenceman Matthew Schaefer, puck-mover Lane Hutson and winger Ivan Demidov — all with the ceiling to become franchise cornerstones over a long save.

The top young stars explained

Four young players to build your NHL 27 Franchise around.

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Macklin Celebrini
Sharks · C · 95
Already one of the NHL’s best — and still improving

#1 young

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Connor Bedard
Blackhawks · C
A generational playmaker and the face of a rebuild

Top talent

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Matthew Schaefer
Islanders · D
A franchise defenceman with elite long-term upside

Top young D

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Ivan Demidov
Canadiens · RW
A high-skill winger with clear top-line potential

Breakout pick

More sports-sim picks? See our best NHL 27 players, best FC 27 wonderkids and best NBA 2K27 rookies guides.

Best for Franchise mode

Who to target depending on the hole in your roster.

You need… Target
A franchise centre Macklin Celebrini or Connor Bedard
A top-pair defenceman Matthew Schaefer or Lane Hutson
A scoring winger Ivan Demidov or Dylan Guenther
A safe, proven young star Wyatt Johnston

NHL 27 young players FAQ

Who is the best young player in NHL 27?
Macklin Celebrini of the San Jose Sharks. He’s already a 95-overall centre in his early twenties, with elite skating and scoring, and the ceiling to become the game’s best player.

Who should I draft for a Franchise rebuild?
Target high-upside youth: Celebrini and Bedard at centre, Schaefer and Hutson on defence, and Demidov or Guenther on the wing. All have ratings set to climb over a long save.

Is Connor Bedard good in NHL 27?
Yes — he’s one of the game’s best young playmakers and a cornerstone for the Blackhawks, with the vision and shot to anchor a Franchise rebuild for years.

Which young defenceman is best?
Matthew Schaefer and Lane Hutson are the standout young blue-liners — Schaefer for all-round franchise upside, Hutson for dynamic, puck-moving offence.

Will these players get better over a save?
That’s the point — young players with high potential gain overall rating as they develop in Franchise mode, making them far more valuable long-term than ageing veterans.

NHL ratings and player development change through the season and between patches. We refresh this guide as EA’s roster updates land.

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