Rosters Named for U-19 and U-17 Men’s National Team International Training Camps During November FIFA Window
Men’s Youth National Teams Head Abroad for Training Camps and Matches to Close 2025
ATLANTA (November 7, 2025) – U.S. Soccer has announced the rosters for the upcoming U-19 MNT (2007) and U-17 MNT (2009) international training camps to be held during the November FIFA window.
Both teams will train and play matches during the week, with the U-19 MNT (2007) camping in Wrexham, Wales and the U-17 MNT (2009) going to Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
These camps are a part of the Federation’s continued focus on the U.S. Way philosophy, which emphasizes increased programming for Youth National Teams to create more opportunities for young players to advance through the pathway to the senior National Team with the goal of representing their country at a world championship.
U-19 MNT Gathers in Wales
Led by Gus Teren this month, the U-19 MNT (2007) will head to Wrexham, Wales to participate in the UEFA U-19 Youth Tournament from Nov. 10-18 as the group of players continues the path toward qualification for the 2027 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan.
The USA will face Germany on Nov. 12 at Hops & Barley Community Stadium in Ryl (4:30 p.m. local / 11:30 a.m. ET), take on hosts Wales on Nov. 15 at STōK Racecourse, the home of Wrexham AFC (2:30 p.m. local / 9:30 a.m. ET) and close out the tournament against Japan on Nov. 18 (11 a.m. local / 6 a.m. ET).
The roster features 17 players from 12 different Major League Soccer clubs. LA Galaxy lead the way with three selections, followed by two each from Atlanta United, New York City FC and Orlando City. Austin FC, Colorado Rapids, Columbus Crew, Inter Miami, Minnesota United, Nashville SC, Philadelphia Union and Seattle Sounders each send one player to camp.
The roster is rounded out by two selections from USL Championship side Sacramento Republic and one from German club Eintracht Frankfurt.
All players were born on or after January 1, 2007.
U.S. U-19 MNT (2007) ROSTER BY POSITION (CLUB; HOMETOWN):
Goalkeepers (2): Zackory Campagnolo (Colorado Rapids; Fort Myers, Fla.), Kayne Rizvanovich (Minnesota United; Mettawa, Ill.)
Defenders (7): Christopher Applewhite (Nashville SC; Waldorf, Md.), Andrew Baiera (New York City FC; Darien, Conn.), Tristan Brown (Columbus Crew; Novi, Mich.), Dominik Chong-Qui (Atlanta United FC; Alpharetta, Ga.), Harbor Miller (LA Galaxy; Brea, Calif.), Neil Pierre (Philadelphia Union; Hershey, Pa.), Chibuike Ukaegbu (Sacramento Republic; Roseville, Calif.)
Midfielders (6): Snyder Brunell (Seattle Sounders; Kirkland, Wash.), Colin Guske (Orlando City; Saint Johns, Fla.), Santiago Morales (Inter Miami; Weston, Fla.), Jonathan Shore (New York City FC; New York, N.Y.), Ervin Torres (Austin FC; Laredo, Texas), Blake Willey (Sacramento Republic; Sacramento, Calif.)
Forwards (5): Marvin Dills (Eintracht Frankfurt/GER; Frankfurt, Germany), Justin Ellis (Orlando City; Wellington, Fla.), Ruben Ramos Jr. (LA Galaxy; La Puente, Calif.), Santiago Pita (Atlanta United; Atlanta, Ga.), Dylan Vanney (LA Galaxy; Redondo Beach, Calif.)
U-17 MNT Heads to Dubai
The U-17 MNT (2009) will be led by U-16 Boys’ National Team head coach Alex Aldaz and will train from Nov. 10-18 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Continuing in the preparation to qualify for the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar, the U-17 MNT will play three friendlies in Dubai, taking on England on Nov. 13 (5 p.m. local; 8 a.m. ET) at Shabab Al Ahli Stadium, before taking on Australia on Nov. 15 (3:30 p.m. local; 6:30 a.m. ET) and Ivory Coast on Nov. 18 (11 a.m. local; 2 a.m. ET) in closed-door friendlies.
The roster features 13 players from 10 different Major League Soccer setups. Houston Dynamo, New York Red Bulls and Philadelphia Union lead the way with two selections each, while one player apiece will come from FC Dallas, Inter Miami, LA Galaxy, New England Revolution, Orlando City, Real Salt Lake and San Jose Earthquakes.
Two players come from USL Championship sides Orange County SC and San Antonio FC, while four players join camp from European clubs AC Milan, Ajax, PSV Eindhoven and Real Madrid.
All players were born on or after January 1, 2009.
U.S. U-17 MNT (2009) ROSTER BY POSITION (CLUB; HOMETOWN)
Goalkeepers (2): Toby Szewczyk (New York Red Bulls; Morristown, N.J.), Matthew White (Atherton, Calif.; Philadelphia Union)
Defenders (6): Daniel Barrett (Houston Dynamo; Pearland, Texas), Eddie Chadwick (Unattached; Los Angeles, Calif.), Tyson Espy (Orange County SC; Dana Point, Calif.), Astin Mbaye (AC Milan/ITA; Jersey City, N.J.), Manu Romero (Real Madrid/ESP; Madrid, Spain), Liam Vejrostek (FC Dallas; Little Elm, Texas)
Midfielders (6): Vinny Garcia (LA Galaxy; West Covina, Calif.), Xander Newstead (Ajax/NED; San Francisco, Calif.), Jacob Ramirez (Orlando City; Orlando, Fla.), Paul Sokoloff (New York Red Bulls; Brooklyn, N.Y.), Kaedren Spivey (San Jose Earthquakes; San Jose, Calif.), Landry Walker (San Antonio FC; San Antonio, Texas)
Forwards (6): Myles Gardner (Houston Dynamo; Houston, Texas), Rylan Hashimoto (Real Salt Lake; Granite Bay, Calif.), Malik Jakupovic (Philadelphia Union; Sterling Heights, Mich.), Will Ostrander (PSV Eindhoven/NED; Mill Valley, Calif.), Matthias Vieux (Inter Miami; Miami, Fla.), Makai Wells (New England Revolution; Washington, D.C.)
About the U.S. Way
The U.S. Way is a shared philosophy, strategy and a practical toolkit to enable excellence at every level of the game and for us to win. The U.S. Way is intended to work in partnership between the club and National Team environment to cultivate the next generation of talent with three areas of focus: World Class Development Pathways and Environments, including scaled Talent Identification, expanded Youth National Team programming and accelerated development and foundation building across the Extended National Teams; Shared and Scaled Infrastructure, highlighted by the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center, U.S. Way digital platform and unified youth calendar; and Professional Development for the Entire Ecosystem, featuring formal courses, technical and administrative staff community building, leadership development, and best practice resource sharing. For more information, visit ussoccer.com/ourvision/us-way.