Belgium national youth football team

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[edit] Belgium Under-17 squad

  • Captain: Dimitri Daeseleire (Racing Genk)
  • Coach: Bob Browaeys Flag of Belgium


These players have been picked for the Under-17 Championship Squad and note that some of the players are in their clubs reserve squad.

[edit] Current squad

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
1 GK Jo Coppens December 21, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
2 DF Dmitri Daeseleire (Cpt) May 18, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
3 DF Maxim Geurden November 2, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
4 DF Koen Hustinx January 30, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
5 DF Koen Weuts September 18, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Lierse
6 MF Laurens Spruyt January 5, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
7 FW Guillaume Francois June 3, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Mouscron
8 MF Sebastien Phiri July 1, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium FC Brussels
9 FW Nill Depauw January 6, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Lokeren
10 MF Eden Hazard January 7, 1991 -- -- Flag of France Lille OSC
11 FW Kevin Kis September 26, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
12 GK Stefan Deloose January 14, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Lokeren
13 DF Bryan Delvigne January 3, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Meux
14 DF Rudy Ngombo March 25, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Standard Liege
15 DF Cedric Guiro April 6, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Club Bruges
16 DF Manuel De Castris September 20, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Standard Liege
17 MF Kerem Zevne January 16, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
18 FW Maurizio Aquino March 1, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
19 FW Christian Benteke December 3, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Racing Genk
20 FW Jens Dyck March 5, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Club Bruges
21 GK Nathan Goris March 30, 1990 -- -- Flag of Belgium Lierse


[edit] See also

Football in Belgium Flag of Belgium
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League competitions The FA Cup competitions and awards
Jupiler League Belgium U-21 Youth Cup
Second division Women Supercup
Third division (A, B) List of clubs Golden Shoe
Promotion (A, B, C, D) List of venues Professional football awards
National Youth football teams of Europe (UEFA)
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