EURO 2025 (U-19): Ukraine U-19 unveils squad for upcoming qualifiers
The head coach of the Ukraine U-19 team, Dmytro Mykhailenko, has announced the list of players who will participate in the training camp and mini-tournament for the EURO 2025 qualifying round.
The coach has called up 22 players for the upcoming matches.
Notably, 17-year-old midfielder Zakhar Baumann, of Ukrainian descent and recently granted Ukrainian citizenship, has been called up to the team. He currently plays for English club Manchester United.
Ukraine U-19 Squad:
Goalkeepers: Vyacheslav Surkis (Dynamo Kyiv), Nazar Makarenko (Oleksandriya), Markiyan Bakus (Rukh Lviv).
Defenders: Denys Dykyi, Vladyslav Zakharchenko, Maksym Korobov (all – Dynamo Kyiv), Vladyslav Shershen (Kolos Kovalivka), Daniel Vernattus, Kyrylo Dihtyar (both – Metalist Kharkiv), Oleksandr Havrylenko (Śląsk Wrocław, Poland).
Midfielders: Danylo Ishchenko, Kyrylo Osypenko, Bohdan Redushko (all – Dynamo Kyiv), Viktor Tsukanov (Shakhtar Donetsk), Hennadiy Synchuk (Metalist Kharkiv), Artem Husol (Kolos Kovalivka), Christian Shevchenko (Watford, England), Zakhar Baumann (Manchester United, England), Maksym Len (Fortuna, Germany).
Forwards: Matviy Ponomarenko (Dynamo Kyiv), Oleksandr Lomaha (Shakhtar Donetsk).
The Ukraine U-19 team will participate in the EURO 2025 qualifying round in the Netherlands from November 13 to 19. In addition to the host team, the Ukrainians will face Kazakhstan and Slovenia.
EURO 2025 (U-19). Qualifying round. Group 1:
November 13, 2024
Ukraine — Kazakhstan (Assen, 20:00)
Slovenia — Netherlands (Veendam, 20:00)
November 16, 2024
Ukraine — Slovenia (Veendam, 13:00)
Netherlands — Kazakhstan (Assen, 17:00)
November 19, 2024
Netherlands — Ukraine (Veendam, 20:00)
Kazakhstan — Slovenia (Assen, 20:00)
All kickoff times are in Kyiv time.
Results of the UEFA 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: Turkiye, Poland, Malta, Gibraltar.
Group 5: France, Scotland, Wales, Liechtenstein.
Group 6: Czechia, 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.
The elite round of qualification will include the top two teams from each group of the qualifying round and the best third-placed team. Alongside Portugal, in spring 2025, they will compete in seven groups for seven tickets to the final tournament. Romania received an automatic spot as the host.
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