Main coach of Ukraine's U-19 national team, Dmitro Mykhaylenko, has announced the list of players (born in 2007 and younger) who will participate in the qualifying round matches for Euro 2026.

The list includes 21 players.

Composition of Ukraine's U-19 National Team

Goalkeepers: Nazariy Domchak («Karpaty» Lviv), Yevhen Morozov («Zurich», Switzerland), Illia Voloshin («Real», Spain).

Defenders: Yuri Kokodyanyak («Karpaty» Lviv), Kyrylo Dytian, Yegor Shershuk (both — «Metalist» Kharkiv), Yaroslav Milokost, Mykhailo Reshetnykov, Nikita Kalyuzhnyi (all — «Shakhtar» Donetsk), Danylo Malov («Olimpia» Ljubljana, Slovenia), Kostiantyn Hubenko («Dynamo» Kyiv).

Midfielders: Bogdan Redushko («Dynamo» Kyiv), Oleksandr Kamenskyi («Kryvyi Rih» Kryvyi Rih), Vladyslav Tytyunov («Shakhtar» Donetsk), Oleksandr Soroka («Gent», Belgium), Oleksandr Feshchenko («Obolon» Kyiv), Zakhary Baumann («Norwich City», England), Demyan Ysin («Calvi Noale», Italy).

Forwards: Bogdan Popov («Empoli», Italy), Yaroslav Boyko («Valencia», Spain), Dmytro Bogdanov («Union», Germany).

Recall that according to the draw results of the Euro 2026 qualifying round (U-19), Ukraine's youth team has been drawn into Group 5 along with Montenegro, Slovakia, and Albania.

The tournament in this group will take place in Albania from November 12 to 18.

Please note — the schedule and locations of matches in our quartet.

Euro 2026 (U-19). Qualifying Round. Group 5

November 12, 2025

Montenegro — Slovakia (Rrogozhine, 13:00)

Ukraine — Albania (Durrës, 15:00)

November 15, 2025

Ukraine — Montenegro (Rrogozhine, 13:00)

Slovakia — Albania (Durrës, 15:00)

November 18, 2025

Slovakia — Ukraine (Rrogozhine, 15:00)

Albania — Montenegro (Durrës, 15:00)

Results of the Euro 2026 Qualifying Round Draw (U-19)

Group 1: Ireland, Netherlands, Cyprus, Kazakhstan.

Group 2: France, Hungary, Bulgaria, Faroe Islands.

Group 3: Turkey, Greece, Belarus, Liechtenstein.

Group 4: Israel, Austria, Slovenia, Luxembourg.

Group 5: Ukraine, Slovakia, Montenegro, Albania.

Group 6: Serbia, Croatia, Georgia, Gibraltar.

Group 7: Romania, Iceland, Finland, Andorra.

Group 8: England, Scotland, Latvia, Lithuania.

Group 9: Italy, Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova.

Group 10: Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, San Marino.

Group 11: Portugal, Belgium, North Macedonia, Estonia.

Group 12: Norway, Germany, Armenia, Kosovo.

Group 13: Czech Republic, Northern Ireland, Malta, Azerbaijan.

52 teams are divided into 13 groups of four participants each. The host nation, Wales, received an automatic berth for this tournament, while Spain will enter the elite round qualification.

The top two teams from each group and the best third-placed team overall will advance to the elite round along with Spain. This round will take place in spring 2026 and will determine seven teams that will join Wales in the final stage of Euro 2026 (U-19).