Head coach of Ukraine's women's youth national team Oleg Bortnyk has announced the names of players called up for participation in the first round of Euro-2026 qualification (WU-19).

As a reminder, according to the draw results, Ukraine's women's youth national team WU-19 will play in Group 3 of League B alongside Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and San Marino. The tournament in this group will take place in Bosnia and Herzegovina from November 26 to December 2.

In these matches, the coach of our team is counting on 22 players.

Composition of Ukraine's women's youth national team

Goalkeepers: Anna Kharchenko ("Vorskla" Poltava), Uliana Solovyova ("Kryvbas" Kryvyi Rih), Svitlana Sakno ("Kolos" Kovalevka).

Defenders: Alina Savka ("Vorskla" Poltava), Mariia Ignatenko, Diana Tkachuk, Daria Artemenko (all — "Ladomir" Volodymyr), Anastasiia Yaremchuk ("Polissya" Zhytomyr), Kateryna Derkach ("Pohorina" Kostopil), Yeva Balatska ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Mariia Osadcha ("Sisters" Odesa), Yevheniia Belova ("Zürich", Switzerland).

Midfielders: Victoria Savkina, Zoria Gladun, Daria Klyancata (all — "Ladomir" Volodymyr), Anna Avramenko ("Kryvbas" Kryvyi Rih), Yana Boreiko ("Polissya" Zhytomyr), Anastasiia Migal (DVTK, Hungary), Emilie Kanakhovska ("Magdeburg", Germany).

Forwards: Olena Martchenyuk ("EMS-Podillya" Vinnytsia), Veronika Golovanchuk ("Polissya" Zhytomyr), Sofia Konova ("Ladomir" Volodymyr).

Euro-2026 (WU-19). First round of qualification. Group V3

November 26, 2025

Bosnia and Herzegovina — Ukraine (Bihać)

Romania — San Marino (Ugljevik)

November 29, 2025

Ukraine — San Marino (Bihać)

Romania — Bosnia and Herzegovina (Ugljevik)

December 2, 2025

Ukraine — Romania (Ugljevik)

San Marino — Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bihać)

The start time of the matches will be determined later.

It should be noted that Bosnia and Herzegovina, which automatically qualifies for the final tournament of the European Championship as the host nation, is allowed to conduct official matches within this stage. 

League A

Group A1: Portugal, Denmark, Iceland, Kosovo.

Group A2: Spain, Germany, Belgium, Faroe Islands.

Group A3: England, Austria, Greece, Estonia.

Group A4: Netherlands, Norway, Scotland, Croatia.

Group A5: Poland, Sweden, Ireland, Bulgaria.

Group A6: Italy, Switzerland, Belarus, Northern Ireland.

Group A7: France, Wales, Finland, Turkey.

League B

Group V1: Serbia, Montenegro, Cyprus, Armenia.

Group V2: Slovakia, Luxembourg, Albania, Liechtenstein.

Group V3: Romania, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina, San Marino.

Group V4: Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Moldova.

Group V5: Slovenia, North Macedonia, Georgia, Azerbaijan.

Group V6: Israel, Latvia, Malta, Kazakhstan.

The winners of six groups in League B and the best team finishing second will advance to League A.

The draw for the second round of Euro-2026 (WU-19) qualification will take place on December 11. Matches in this stage will run until April 22, 2026. The results will determine seven teams (these will be the group winners from League A), which will join Bosnia and Herzegovina in the final tournament that takes place from June 27 to July 10.