The head coach of the Ukrainian U-19 youth team, Dmytro Mykhailenko, has announced the list of players who will participate in the training camp and mini-tournament of the Euro-2025 qualifying round.
Photo: uaf.uaThe coach of our team is counting on 22 players.
It is worth noting that 17-year-old midfielder of English \"Manchester United\" of Ukrainian descent, Zakhar Baumann, who recently received a Ukrainian citizenship passport, has been called up to the national team.
Ukrainian U-19 youth team squad
Goalkeepers: Vyacheslav Surkis (\"Dynamo\"), Nazar Makarenko (\"Oleksandriya\"), Markiyan Bakus (\"Rukh\").
Defenders: Denys Dykyi, Vladyslav Zakarchenko, Maksym Korobov (all — \"Dynamo\"), Vladyslav Shershen (\"Koloss\"), Daniil Vernattus, Kyrylo Dihtiary (both — \"Metalist\"), Oleksandr Havrylenko (\"Silesia\", Poland).
Midfielders: Danilo Ishchenko, Kyrylo Osypenko, Bohdan Redushko (all — \"Dynamo\"), Viktor Tsukanov (\"Shakhtar\"), Hennadiy Synchuk (\"Metalist\"), Artem Husol (\"Koloss\"), Christian Shevchenko (\"Watford\", England), Zakhar Baumann (\"Manchester United\", England), Maksym Len (\"Fortuna\", Germany).
Forwards: Matviy Ponomarenko (\"Dynamo\"), Oleksandr Lomaga (\"Shakhtar\").
We remind you that the Ukrainian U-19 national team will participate in the Euro-2025 qualifying round in the Netherlands from November 13 to 19. In addition to the hosts, the \"blue-yellow\" teams will face Kazakhstan and Slovenia.
Euro-2025 U-19 qualifying round calendar in group 1
November 13, 2024
Ukraine — Kazakhstan (Assen, 20:00)
Slovenia — Netherlands (Wendam, 20:00)
November 16, 2024
Ukraine — Slovenia (Wendam, 13:00)
Netherlands — Kazakhstan (Assen, 17:00)
November 19, 2024
Netherlands — Ukraine (Wendam, 20:00)
Kazakhstan — Slovenia (Assen, 20:00)
Match start times are Kyiv time.
Results of the Euro-2025 U-19 qualifying round draw
Group 1: Ukraine, Netherlands, Slovenia, Kazakhstan.
Group 2: Germany, Hungary, Cyprus, Andorra.
Group 3: England, Belgium, Bulgaria, Lithuania.
Group 4: Turkey, Poland, Malta, Gibraltar.
Group 5: France, Scotland, Wales, Liechtenstein.
Group 6: Czech Republic, Finland, Switzerland, San Marino.
Group 7: Ireland, Iceland, Azerbaijan, Moldova.
Group 8: Italy, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro.
Group 9: Norway, Sweden, Georgia, Estonia.
Group 10: Spain, Austria, Kosovo, Faroe Islands.
Group 11: Israel, Denmark, Northern Ireland, Albania.
Group 12: Slovakia, Latvia, North Macedonia, Luxembourg.
Group 13: Serbia, Croatia, Armenia, Belarus.
Two top teams from each qualifying group and the best third team will advance to the elite qualifying round. Together with Portugal, they will compete in the spring of 2025 for seven places at the final tournament. Romania, as the host, received one automatically.
