This year's countdown of the top prospects in Major League Soccer wraps up with the Top 10. Several prominent U.S., Canadian and Mexican youth national teamers dot the final stretch.

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Check out the full list of players and the criteria for it. Below is the final article of this year's countdown.

10. Brooklyn Raines – CM – Houston Dynamo

DOB: 3/11/2005 | HT: 5-8 | WT: 139 | Last Year’s Ranking: 12

The central midfielder has a big opportunity ahead of him, with Designated Player Hector Herrera injured at the start of the season. The soon-to-be 19-year-old isn’t going to replace a player of that caliber, but it’s a need for the team regardless. Raines handled a mid-week start in the Concacaf Champions Cup against MLS opposition relatively well; it will be interesting to see how he handles himself in the coming weeks. Winning the trust of head coach Ben Olsen won’t be easy, though there’s little doubt Raines has that ability.