Wales national under-17 football team

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The Wales national under-17 football team is the national under-17 football team of Wales and is controlled by the Football Association of Wales.

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[edit] Current Squad

[edit] Goalkeepers

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
-- GK David Cornell 28 March 1991 5 0 Flag of Wales Swansea City
-- GK Daniel Hanford 6 March 1991 2 0 Flag of England Rochdale


[edit] Defenders

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
-- DF James Bloom 11 August 1991 3 0 Flag of Wales Cardiff City
-- DF Kye Edwards 1 November 1991 3 0 Flag of Wales Cardiff City
-- DF Sam Hart 29 November 1991 10 0 Flag of England Preston North End
-- DF Dean Hudson 1 March 1991 4 0 Flag of Wales Cardiff City
-- DF Gerwyn Jones 18 January 1991 5 0 Flag of England Tranmere Rovers


[edit] Midfielders

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
-- MF Stephen Davey 26 January 1991 4 1 Flag of England Shrewsbury Town
-- MF Zach Evans 3 May 1991 2 2 Flag of Wales Cardiff City
-- MF Sam Gibbons 23 September 1991 2 0 Flag of England Chesterfield
-- MF Kieran Howard 17 January 1991 0 0 Flag of Wales Swansea City
-- MF Matthew Hurdman 23 January 1991 5 0 Flag of Wales Wrexham
-- MF James Owen 14 January 1991 2 0 Flag of England Chester City
-- MF Garyn Preen 25 October 1991 5 1 Flag of England Southampton
-- MF Ashley Richards 12 April 1991 5 0 Flag of Wales Swansea City
-- MF Craig Roberts 28 October 1991 0 0 Flag of England Stockport County
-- MF David Stephens 8 October 1991 5 1 Flag of England Norwich City


[edit] Strikers

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
-- FW Nathan Craig 25 October 1991 8 2 Flag of England Everton
-- FW Anthony Finsellbach 5 September 1991 2 0 Flag of Wales Swansea City
-- FW Craig Mason 23 September 1991 1 1 Flag of Wales Cardiff City
-- FW Travis Wheatle 24 February 1991 1 0 Flag of Wales Cardiff City


Squad correct as of 24 February 2008

Source: FAW


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