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Indonesia calls up 9 naturalized players to compete in U17 World Cup 2025

Indonesian football has launched a campaign to rejuvenate naturalized players by calling up many U17 players.

Báo Tuổi TrẻBáo Tuổi Trẻ02/07/2025

Indonesia - Ảnh 1.

Coach Nova Arianto creates a new wave for Indonesia's youth - Photo: BOLA

In preparation for the most prestigious youth tournament on the planet, which will take place in Qatar in November 2025, Indonesia U17 is taking ambitious steps. Recently, head coach Nova Arianto announced the list of 34 players called up for the training session scheduled to take place from July 7 to 10.

The most special thing in this list is the appearance of 9 completely new foreign-born young talents, currently being trained at football academies in Europe.

This is part of the long-term strategy of the Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) to strengthen the national teams at all levels.

Speaking about this decision, coach Nova Arianto told Bola : "They are all new 'Indonesian-born' players. I want to consider all the potential of these players, before deciding on the official squad to participate in the U17 World Cup finals."

Indonesia - Ảnh 2.

9 naturalized "rising stars" were called up to the U17 Indonesia team - Photo: Seasia goal

In addition to preparing for the World Cup, Indonesian youth football also received another good news. The country's U17 team will be granted a special entry into the 2026 AFC U17 Championship finals without having to participate in the qualifying round.

Along with Indonesia, eight other teams have also secured their places, namely Uzbekistan, UAE, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, North Korea, Tajikistan, Japan and Qatar (as hosts of the 2025 U17 World Cup).

The call-up of a series of European players and their special admission to the continental tournament shows Indonesia's great investment and ambition in raising the level of youth football, aiming to create a generation capable of competing in international arenas.

List of 9 naturalized Indonesian players summoned:

Feike Muller Latupeirissa (16 years old, Willem II Tilburg Club, Netherlands): Center back. He is Indonesian.

Lionel De Troy (16 years old, US Citta di Palermo Club, Italy): Attacking midfielder. His mother is Indonesian and his father is Cameroonian.

Eizar Jacob Tanjung (16 years old, Sydney FC, Australia): Defensive midfielder. Both parents are Indonesian.

Floris De Pagter (16 years old, SC Telstar Club, Netherlands): Attacking midfielder. His grandparents are Indonesian.

Noha Pohan Simangunsong (15 years old, NAC Breda Club, Netherlands): Versatile midfielder. His father is Indonesian and his mother is Finnish.

Jona Giesselink (16 years old, FC Emmen, Netherlands): Midfielder (defense and attack). Has Indonesian grandparents.

Azadin Ayoub Hamane (16 years old, Elverum FC, Norway): Winger position. His mother is Indonesian (born in Norway), his father is Moroccan.

Nicholas Indra Mjøsund (15 years old, Rosenborg BK Club, Norway): Winger position. His mother is Indonesian and his father is Norwegian.

Deston Deandre Denzell Hoop (16 years old, SC Telstar Club, Netherlands): Right winger position. He is Indonesian.

THANH DINH

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/indonesia-goi-9-cau-thu-nhap-tich-dau-u17-world-cup-2025-20250702160020558.htm


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