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Canada Soccer’s Men’s U-17 National Team Squad for Friendlies in Spain ahead of FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025™
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Canada Soccer has announced the Men’s U-17 National Team squad for an upcoming training camp in Spain from 30 August to 10 September. Canada will play Morocco on 4 September, Uzbekistan on 6 September, and England on 9 September.
This will be an important step in preparation for the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025™, where CANM17 has been drawn into Group K alongside France, Chile, and Uganda. The tournament is set to take place from 3-27 November in Doha.
Canada qualified for the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025™ after dominating the group stage of the Concacaf U-17 Qualifiers, winning all four matches, outscoring opponents by 26 goals and not conceding a single goal from open play. CANM17 recently took part in the U-17 Football Challenge in Albir, Spain where they defeated USA and lost to Japan and Morocco.
| “This camp in Spain is another key step in our preparation for the World Cup in November. Facing three high-quality opponents will test us and allow us to build on the progress we’ve made this year. We know this group can compete against top-tier opponents, and now the challenge is to show consistency in our performances. This team has tremendous potential, and we’re confident they’ll raise the bar even higher.” – Mike Vitulano, Men’s U-17 National Team Head Coach and Men’s Regional Excel Director |
CANADA’S MEN’S U-17 SQUAD
Aiyenero, Marius – LAFC
Ali Gayapersad, Andre – CF Damm
Beimers, Milo – Glentoran FC
Bossenberry, Antone – Toronto FC
Cernic, Sasha – UC Sampdoria
Chukwu, Richard – Toronto FC
Daniels, William – Leicester City FC
Deo, Sahil – Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Evans, Aidan – Fulham FC
Fortier, Timothy – Toronto FC
Gormley, Sean – Inter Miami CF
Graham-Roache, Owen – CF Montréal
Jimoh, Shola – York United
Judelson, Dylan – Orlando City SC
Kapor, Stefan – Toronto FC
Khan, Kevin – Feyenoord
Kozlovskiy, Sergei – Atlético Ottawa
Nehme, Antoine – Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Nteziryayo, Josh-Duc – CF Montréal
Parker, Van – Real Salt Lake
Ransom, Jonathan – Atlanta United
Selemani, Johnny – Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Tsuji, Yuma – Vancouver Whitecaps FC