The Ukrainian U-19 team U-19 will play against Malta (the tournament hosts), Kosovo, and Slovakia at this tournament.

Head coach of the Ukrainian youth national team (players born in 2005 or later) Oleg Kuznetsov named the squad that will prepare for the Euro-2024 qualification round matches (U-19), which will take place from November 15 to 21 in the Maltese city of Ta' Qali (Stadium "Centenary"). There, besides the tournament hosts, blue-and-yellow will play against teams from Kosovo and Slovakia. The coach has called up 21 players for this squad.

Squad of the Ukrainian U-19 team

Goalkeepers: Vladyslav Kravec ('Shakhtar' Donetsk), Vyacheslav Surkis ('Dynamo' Kyiv), David Fesuk ('Gajduk', Croatia).

Defenders: Denis Diky, Nazar Balaba, Oleksiy Husev, Taras Mykhavko (all — 'Dynamo' Kyiv), Maksym Ogarkov ('Shakhtar' Donetsk), Stepan Lisenko ('Gajduk', Croatia).

Midfielders: Dmytro Kremanin, Roman Salenko (both — 'Dynamo' Kyiv), Yevheniy Mykytyuk ('Polesye' Zhytomyr), Vitaliy Mikhaylyov ('Minai'), Daniil Vashchenko ('Oleksandria'), Maxim Melnychenko ('Dnipro-1' Dnipropetrovsk), Maxim Derkach ('Eshtoril', Portugal), Bohdan Manuilov ('San Jose', Spain).

Forwards: Timur Tutyurov ('Sunderland', England), Matviy Ponomarenko ('Dynamo' Kyiv), Serhiy Panchenko ('Rukh' Lviv), Oleksandr Pyshchur ('Puskash Academy', Hungary).

Euro-2024 (U-19). Qualification Round. Group 7

November 15, 2023

Ukraine — Malta (12:00)

Kosovo — Slovakia (15:30)

November 18, 2023

Ukraine — Kosovo (12:00)

Slovakia — Malta (15:30)

November 21, 2023

Slovakia  Ukraine (12:00)

Malta — Kosovo (15:30)

Match times are in Kyiv time.

Qualification Group Squads for Euro-2024 (U-19)

Group 1: France, Denmark, Iceland, Estonia.

Group 2: Norway, Hungary, Latvia, Gibraltar.

Group 3: Serbia, Scotland, Bulgaria, Andorra.

Group 4: Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, Liechtenstein.

Group 5: Germany, Poland, North Macedonia, Kazakhstan.

Group 6: Spain, Georgia, Cyprus, Moldova.

Group 7: Ukraine, Slovakia, Kosovo, Malta.

Group 8: Turkey, Greece, Belarus, Lithuania.

Group 9: Israel, Croatia, Armenia, Faroe Islands.

Group 10: Czech Republic, Romania, Finland, San Marino.

Group 11: Netherlands, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Azerbaijan, Luxembourg.

Group 12: England, Austria, Wales, Montenegro.

Group 13: Ireland, Belgium, Slovenia, Albania.

Winners of the top two spots in qualifying groups and the best third-placed team based on results against the first and second teams will join Portugal in the elite round of qualification. 

The Northern Ireland national team, as hosts, has received a direct entry to the final stage, which will take place in summer 2024. The winners of seven groups from the elite round will also qualify.