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The official squad lists of all four Group L teams at the U17 World Cup

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The opening whistle for the 2025 FIFA U17 World Cup will sound on November 3 in Qatar. The official rosters of the 48 participating teams have already been announced and published by FIFA.

Group L features Austria, Mali, New Zealand, and Saudi Arabia. Here are the official squad lists for these four national teams.

Austria:

Goalkeepers: Paul Scharner (AKA St Pölten NÖ), Christof Katzmayr (LASK Linz), Daniel Posch (1. FSV Mainz 05)

Defenders: Rafael Feldinger (FC Liefering), Sergej Savic (FC Admira Wacker), Jakob Pokorny (FC Liefering), Ifeanyi Ndukwe (FK Austria Wien), Emil Ganser (FC Liefering), Julian Halmich (AKA St Pölten NÖ), Florian Hofman (FC Liefering).

Midfielders: Loris Husic (TSV 1860 München), Jakob Werner (FC Liefering), Vasilije Markovic (FK Austria Wien), Daniel Frauscher (AKA SV Ried), Filip Aleksic (FC Liefering), Luca Weinhandl (SK Sturm Graz), Johannes Moser (FC Liefering)

Forwards: Nicolas Jozepovic (FC Liefering), Hasan Deshishku (FK Austria Wien), Dominik Dobis (FC Liefering), Kenny Nzogang (SK Rapid Wien)

Mali:

Goalkeepers: Lamine Sinaba (Académie Football Cheria), Mamadou Sacko (ABM Foot Academy), Cheick Diarra (FC Diarra)

Defenders: Mahamadou Konate (FC Diarra), Tiemoko Berthe (Académie Étoiles Du Mandé), Aboubacar Camara (Afrique Foot Elite), Modibo Coulibaly (Kingui FC), Souleymane Doumbia (Derby Académie), Mohamed Traore (Académie Bomissala), Samba Konare (Stade Malien), Lamine Keita (AFDB Sikasso)

Midfielders: Ibrahim Diakite (Académie JMG), Issa Kone (Africa Foot), Seydou Dembele (Académie JMG), Soumaila Fane (AFDB Sikasso), Mahamadou Traore (Académie Players Dreams), Mohamed Dhiarra (Djoliba AC)

Forwards: Zoumana Ballo (Yeelen FC), Raymond Bomba (Centre Sportif Bamako), Salif Traore (AFDB Sikasso), Famory Sangare (RC Paris)

New Zealand:

Goalkeepers: Toby Borgnis (Reading FC), Joseph Chalabi (Wellington Phoenix FC), Will Martin (Queensland Lions FC)

Defenders: Joe McIntyre (Wellington Phoenix FC), Alexander Lienard (Sunderland AFC), Ethan Dyer (Sydney FC), Evan Masamba (Auckland FC), Jackson O’Reilly (Brisbane Roar FC), Luka Vicelich (Auckland FC), Sean Kane (Eastern Suburbs AFC), Daniel Nelson (Wellington Phoenix FC)

Midfielders: Damion Kim (East Coast Bays AFC), Van Fitzharris (Tauranga City United), William Britton (Western Springs AFC), Michael Wong (Auckland United FC), Nathan Martin (Auckland FC)

Forwards: Jack Perniskie (Wellington Phoenix FC), Justin Cardozo (Macarthur FC), Matias Nunez (Auckland United FC), Aaron Cartwright (Melbourne City FC), Ben Perez Baldoni (Auckland FC)

Saudi Arabia:

Goalkeepers: Mohammed Alotaibi (Al Shabab FC), Wafi Alaklubi (Al Qadsiah FC), Abdulrahman Alotaibi (Al Nassr FC)

Defenders: Thari Saeed (Al Hilal SC), Nasser Alfihani (Al Ettifaq FC), Adel Hibah (Al Hilal SC), Osama Aldaghmah (Al Ahli FC), Mukhtar Barnawi (Al Hilal SC), Abubaker Saeed (Al Qadsiah FC)

Midfielders: Abdullah Aldawsari (Al Faisaly FC), Mohammed Madkhali (Al Hilal SC), Saeed Aldossari (Al Qadsiah FC), Maher Tawashi (Al Nassr FC), Abdulrahman Sufyani (Al Nassr FC), Habeeb Alantaif (Al Nassr FC), Mohammed Alkhalaf (Al Ettifaq FC), Ibrahim Azzam (Al Ahli FC), Abdulaziz Alfawaz (Al Fateh SC)

Forwards: Waleed Alnour (Mahd Sports Academy), Abdulhadi Matari (Al Ittihad), Sabri Dahal (Al Fayha FC).