The England U19s are set to compete in the upcoming U19 Euros, and they’ve assembled a talented squad brimming with potential. This group of young players is eager to make their mark on the international stage and showcase the future of English football. Let’s take a closer look at the individuals who will be representing England in the u19 euros tournament.
Defenders
Luke Chambers, a Liverpool left-back, is a product of the prestigious Anfield academy. Having joined Liverpool at just six years old, Chambers has progressed through the ranks, now featuring for their U23 side. His journey exemplifies the successful youth development system at Liverpool.
Callum Doyle, a Manchester City central defender, brings valuable experience to the squad after a successful loan spell with Sunderland. His contributions were key to Sunderland’s promotion from League One. Doyle’s consistent performances have also made him a regular feature in the MU19s setup.
Ronnie Edwards from Peterborough United is another central defensive talent. Edwards, originally from Barnet, has become a first-team regular for Peterborough. Since making his international debut with the MU19s last October, he has become a consistent presence in the squad, adding solidity to the defense for the u19 euros.
Bashir Humphreys of Chelsea offers versatility to the defensive line. Capable of playing in multiple defensive positions, Humphreys previously represented England at the MU16 level and brings further international experience to the team.
Brooke Norton-Cuffy, Arsenal’s right-back, is known for his pace and power. Following a productive loan spell with Lincoln City, Norton-Cuffy transitioned from the MU18s to the MU19s, adding dynamism to the right flank of the defense for the u19 euros campaign.
Daniel Oyegoke, a Brentford defender, joined the club from Arsenal in 2021. Prior to this season, Oyegoke earned international caps with England MU17s, and now strengthens the U19s squad with his defensive abilities.
Jarell Quansah, another Liverpool central defender, is recognized for his ball-playing skills. Quansah, who hails from Warrington, has been part of Liverpool’s academy since the age of five. He notably scored England’s winning goal in the U19 EURO semi-final against Italy, showcasing his talent on the international stage. He was previously capped at MU17 level, further highlighting his progression within the England youth setup.
Young Lions head coach Ian Foster speaks to his players during their U19 EURO semi-final win over Italy
Midfielders
Carney Chukwuemeka, Aston Villa’s midfielder, is a technically gifted player. Born in Austria but raised in Northampton, Chukwuemeka joined Villa’s academy at 12 and has since broken into the first team, bringing Premier League experience to the u19 euros.
Alfie Devine of Tottenham Hotspur offers creativity in midfield. Despite a background in a Rugby League area and his father’s rugby career, Devine pursued football, spending time with Liverpool and Wigan before joining Spurs. He became Tottenham’s youngest first-team player in 2021, demonstrating his rapid rise in football.
Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, a Borussia Dortmund winger, is a recent addition to the MU19s, having previously played for the MU18s. His impactful performances at the U19 EURO demonstrate his potential. Bynoe-Gittens, who has a background with Reading, Chelsea, and Manchester City academies, moved to Germany in 2020 and has played for Dortmund’s first team.
Sam Iling-Junior, Juventus winger, provides further attacking flair. Iling-Junior spent nine years with Chelsea before moving to Juventus in 2020. He has consistently represented England at various youth levels, including MU16, MU17, and now MU19, bringing international experience to the u19 euros.
Tim Iroegbunam, another Aston Villa midfielder, adds depth to the midfield. Growing up in Sutton Coldfield, Iroegbunam developed through West Bromwich Albion’s academy before joining Aston Villa. After debuting in Villa’s first team, he earned his place in the England MU19s squad for the u19 euros.
Aaron Ramsey, also from Aston Villa, is a promising playmaker. Ramsey aims to emulate his older brother Jacob’s success in Aston Villa’s first team and the England MU21s. He is another exciting prospect from the Aston Villa academy contributing to the u19 euros squad.
Alex Scott, Bristol City midfielder, brings versatility and skill. Hailing from Guernsey, Scott has been a regular for Bristol City and the England MU19s throughout the season. His crucial equalizing goal in the U19 EURO semi-final against Italy highlights his importance to the team.
Harvey Vale, Chelsea playmaker, captains England this season and is a central figure in midfield. Vale, originally from Haywards Heath, was with Fulham before joining Chelsea. His leadership and playmaking abilities are vital for England’s u19 euros campaign.
Dane Scarlett has been a regular goalscorer for England in their U19 EURO campaign this season
Forwards
Liam Delap, Manchester City forward, is a seasoned player in the England youth setup. Son of former player Rory Delap, Liam has represented England at MU17, MU18, and MU19 levels. Born in Winchester, Delap was initially with Derby County before joining Manchester City, bringing a wealth of experience to the u19 euros.
Daniel Jebbison, Sheffield United striker, offers a strong attacking presence. Born in Canada but raised in Derby, Jebbison had a successful loan spell with Burton Albion and has been a regular in the England MU19s squad, adding goal-scoring threat for the u19 euros.
Dane Scarlett, Tottenham Hotspur striker, is a clinical finisher. Growing up in Uxbridge, west London, Scarlett has scored crucial goals throughout the U19 EURO campaign, proving to be a key forward for the Young Lions in their pursuit of u19 euros glory.
