U-17: Ukraine's youth national team will hold a training camp with four friendlies
Volodymyr Yezersky's protégés will play four friendly matches during this gathering.
Photo by the press service of the UAF
Today, on September 4th in Kyiv, the youngest national team of Ukraine, U-17 (players born no later than 2007), began a training camp during which the blue-and-yellow will play four friendlies. Matches against youth club teams are scheduled for September 8th, 10th (two games) and 12th. Among potential opponents — "Kolos," "Dnipro-1," "Shakhtar" and "Metalist 1925."
For this stage of preparation, the head coach of Ukraine's national team Volodymyr Yezer斯基Й called up 26 players.
Roster of Ukraine's U-17 National Team
Goalkeepers: Nazariy Makarenko ("Dnipro-1" Dnipropetrovsk), Danilo Moyseiev ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Rostyslav Baglay ("Shakhtar" Donetsk).
Defenders: Kyrylo Dygytyar ("Metalist" Kharkiv), Oleksiy Rybak, Danyil Dehtyar, Dem'yan Tretiak (all — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Ivan Slizhka (UFK "Krivbas" Dnipropetrovsk), Yevhenii Dorohikhin (DSH-15 Kyiv), Dmitro Strilchuk ("Bayern," Germany), Yevhenii Ryabokon' ("Slovakia," Czech Republic).
Midfielders: Oleksandr Ilchenko, Pavlo Lysyn (both — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Vladyslav Reznik ("Karpaty" Lviv), Nazariy Bondar, Artem Ugrynychuk (both — "Ruh" Lviv), Oleksandr Kamenskyi ("Krivbas" Kryvyi Rih), Andriy Pavlychenko ("Epicon" Kamianets-Podilskyi), Ramir Hubenko (UFK "Krivbas" Dnipropetrovsk), Artem Korzh, Ali Khalilov (both — "Dnipro-1" Dnipropetrovsk), Bohdan Olichenko ("Bayern," Germany), Amir Akbari ("Debrecen," Hungary), Karen Gevorghyan ("Las Rozas," Spain).
Forwards: Maksym Kalynkin ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Ivan Denisov ("Ruh" Lviv).
We remind you that this team of Ukraine is preparing for the qualification round of Euro 2024 (U-17). During the period from October 15 to 21, blue-and-yellow will meet with teams from Germany, Finland and Liechtenstein (home country).
Qualification Group Composition for Euro 2024 (U-17)
Group 1: Denmark, Austria, Georgia, Lithuania.
Group 2: Sweden, Poland, Latvia, Moldova.
Group 3: Germany, Ukraine, Finland, Liechtenstein.
Group 4: Serbia, Slovenia, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan.
Group 5: Portugal, Czech Republic, Montenegro, Albania.
Group 6: France, Norway, Romania, Estonia.
Group 7: Turkey, Scotland, Belarus, Kazakhstan.
Group 8: Spain, Slovakia, North Macedonia, Malta.
Group 9: England, Croatia, Kosovo, Faroe Islands.
Group 10: Ireland, Switzerland, Iceland, Armenia.
Group 11: Italy, Greece, Northern Ireland, San Marino.
Group 12: Belgium, Israel, Wales, Gibraltar.
Group 13: Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Andorra.
Winners of the first two places in the qualifying groups and five best third-place winners based on results against the top two teams will advance to the elite round of qualification.
We remind you that Cyprus received a direct entry into the final stage as hosts, while the Netherlands national team will start competing from the elite round of selection.
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