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Igor Matić announces Serbia's historic U17 World Cup squad
Serbia coach Igor Matić has named the squad for the country's first-ever FIFA U-17 World Cup campaign in Qatar, with the team set to begin play against Honduras on November 21.
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Photo: Football Association of Serbia · СЕЛЕКТОР ИГОР МАТИЋ САОПШТИО СПИСАК ИГРАЧА КАДЕТСКЕ РЕПРЕЗЕНТАЦИЈЕ СРБИЈЕ ЗА СВЕТСКО ПРВЕНСТВО У КАТАРУ · Cropped for display
Igor Matić has officially announced the squad for Serbia's U17 national team as they prepare for a historic milestone: their first-ever appearance at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar. The announcement marks a significant moment for Serbian youth football, as the team aims to make its mark on the global stage for the first time in this age category.
The squad features a mix of domestic talent and players abroad. Goalkeeping duties will be shared by Savo Radanović from Red Star, Veljko Popović from Partizan, and Matej Pribišić from IMT. The defensive line includes Vukašin Davidov (Vojvodina), Matej Strika, Strahinja Baucal, and Filip Đurić (all Red Star), alongside Vojin Marinković (Partizan) and Andrew Marić (Čukarički).
In midfield, Matić has selected nine players, including Luka Andrijašević and Veljko Pejović from Vojvodina, Dragan Anokić, Ognjen Matanović, and Andrej Sibinović from Red Star, Novak Stevanović from Napredak, Tadija Cojić from IMT, David Đokić from Mladost Lučani, and Nebojša Grujić from Čukarički. The attack is led by Danilo Žarković (Vojvodina), David Vajagić (Wolfsburg), and Tadija Samaradžić (Arminia Bielefeld).
Serbia has been drawn into Group L, where they will compete against Japan, Colombia, and Honduras. The team will gather in Ub on November 9 for final preparations before departing for Qatar on November 17. Their tournament opener is scheduled for November 21 against Honduras.
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