France national under-17 association football team
Squad
Tanguy Nianzou2018current
Lucas Gourna-Douath2019current
Adil Aouchichecurrent
Adrien Tamezecurrent- Brandon Soppycurrent
Chrislain MatsimacurrentDidier Digardcurrent
Emerse FaécurrentGeoffrey Jourdrencurrent
- Isaac Lihadjicurrent
Johann Lepenantcurrent
Kenji-Van Botocurrent
Lucien Agoumécurrent
Naouirou Ahamadacurrent
Ricardo Fatycurrent
Timothée Pembélécurrent
Zinedine Zidane1988–1989
Teddy Richert1991–1992- Kuami Agboh1993–1994
Thierry Henry1994–1995
Anthony Réveillère1995–1996
David Hellebuyck1995–1996- Djimi Traoré1995–1996
Louis Saha1995–1996
Mickaël Landreau1995–1996
Peter Luccin1995–1996
David Di Tommaso1996–1997
Geoffrey Dernis1996–1997Julien Sablé1996–1997
Pierre-Alain Frau1996–1996
Djibril Cissé1997–1997
Jérémy Berthod2000–2002
Mourad Meghni2000–2001
Anthony Le Tallec2001–2001
Bafétimbi Gomis2001–2001Florent Chaigneau2001–2002
Florent Sinama Pongolle2001–2001
Gaël Clichy2001–2002
Hassan Yebda2001–2002
Jacques Faty2001–2002
Jimmy Briand2001–2002
Jérémy Toulalan2001–2002
Arnold Mvuemba2002–2003
Carl Medjani2002–2003
Franck Dja Djédjé2002–2003- Habib Bellaïd2002–2003
Jimmy Briand2002–2003
Nicolas Maurice-Belay2002–2003Raïs M'Bolhi2002–2003
Ronald Zubar2002–2003
Sylvain Marveaux2002–2003
Yoann Gourcuff2002–2003
Benoît Costil2003–2004
Djamel Abdoun2003–2004
Hatem Ben Arfa2003–2004
Jérémy Ménez2003–2004
Medhi Benatia2003–2004Rémy Riou2003–2004
Samir Nasri2003–2004
Serge Gakpé2003–2004Yohan Cabaye2003–2003
Benoît Costil2004–2005- Damien Plessis2004–2005
Dorian Dervite2004–2005- Elliot Grandin2004–2005
- Franck Songo'o2004–2005
Giovanni Sio2004–2005
Karim Benzema2004–2004
Kévin Constant2004–2004
Mevlüt Erdinç2004–2005Yohan Cabaye2004–2004
Anthony Modeste2005–2006
Gabriel Obertan2005–2006Garry Bocaly2005–2006
Karim Aït-Fana2005–2006
Lamine Koné2005–2006
Malaury Martin2005–2005
Matthieu Dreyer2005–2006
Morgan Schneiderlin2005–2006Moussa Sissoko2005–2006
Paul Baysse2005–2006
Ryad Boudebouz2005–2005
Serge Akakpo2005–2006
Étienne Capoue2005–2005Abdelhamid El Kaoutari2006–2007
Abdoul Camara2006–2007
Adel Taarabt2006–2006Alfred N'Diaye2006–2007
André Ayew2006–2007
Damien Le Tallec2006–2007
Emmanuel Rivière2006–2007
Fabrice Nsakala2006–2007
Frédéric Bulot2006–2007
Henri Saivet2006–2007Joris Delle2006–2007
Karim Aït-Fana2006–2006
Mamadou Sakho2006–2007
Ryad Boudebouz2006–2006
Sébastien Corchia2006–2007
Wahbi Khazri2006–2007
Yacine Brahimi2006–2007
Yacine Brahimi2006–2006
Yann M'Vila2006–2007
Alexandre Lacazette2007–2008
Anthony Mfa Mezui2007–2007
Clément Grenier2007–2008
Emmanuel Rivière2007–2007
Francis Coquelin2007–2008
Gaël Kakuta2007–2008Gilles Sunu2007–2008
- Gueïda Fofana2007–2008
Loïc Nego2007–2008
Sébastien Corchia2007–2007
Timothée Kolodziejczak2007–2008
Willy Boly2007–2008- Yannis Salibur2007–2008
Yannis Tafer2007–2008
Yassine Jebbour2007–2007
Anthony Mfa Mezui2008–2008
Benjamin Jeannot2008–2009
Dennis Appiah2008–2009
Frédéric Bulot2008–2009Gilles Sunu2008–2008
Ishak Belfodil2008–2009
Lionel Carole2008–2008
Maxime Poundjé2008–2009
Mehdi Abeid2008–2009
Neeskens Kebano2008–2009Rémi Mulumba2008–2008
Zacharie Boucher2008–2009Abdoulaye Doucouré2009–2010
Alphonse Areola2009–2010
Billel Omrani2009–2010
Geoffrey Kondogbia2009–2009
Lucas Digne2009–2010
Maxime Dupé2009–2010
Nampalys Mendy2009–2009
Neeskens Kebano2009–2009
Paul Pogba2009–2010
Samuel Umtiti2009–2010
Yaya Sanogo2009–2010
Youssouf Sabaly2009–2010
Benjamin Mendy2010–2011
Jordan Ikoko2010–2011
Kurt Zouma2010–2011
Lenny Nangis2010–2011
Mbaye Niang2010–2011
Paul Pogba2010–2010
Soualiho Meïté2010–2011
Abdoulaye Touré2011–2011
Adrien Rabiot2011–2012
Anthony Martial2011–2012
Antoine Conte2011–2011
Aymeric Laporte2011–2011
Clément Lenglet2011–2012
Corentin Jean2011–2012Cédric Hountondji2011–2011
Hervin Ongenda2011–2012
Jean-Charles Castelletto2011–2012
Mike Maignan2011–2012- Mouez Hassen2011–2012
Paul Nardi2011–2011
Seko Fofana2011–2012
Thomas Lemar2011–2012
Tiemoué Bakayoko2011–2011
Wesley Saïd2011–2012
Yassine Benzia2011–2011
Abdou Diallo2012–2013Alexis Blin2012–2013
Angelo Fulgini2012–2013
Franck Honorat2012–2012
Georges-Kévin Nkoudou2012–2012
Kingsley Coman2012–2013
Maxwel Cornet2012–2013
Neal Maupay2012–2013Olivier Kemen2012–2012
Olivier Ntcham2012–2013
Rémi Walter2012–2012
Allan Saint-Maximin2013–2014
Arnaud Lusamba2013–2014
Enock Kwateng2013–2013
Issa Diop2013–2013
Jean-Kévin Augustin2013–2013
Jérôme Onguéné2013–2013
Ludovic Blas2013–2013
Ousmane Dembélé2013–2014
Paul Bernardoni2013–2014
Мусса Дембеле2013–2013
Alec Georgen2014–2015
Bilal Boutobba2014–2015
Christ-Emmanuel Faitout Maouassa2014–2015
Christ-Emmanuel Faitout Maouassa2014–2015
Dayot Upamecano2014–2015
Jean-Victor Makengo2014–2015
Jeff Reine-Adélaïde2014–2015
Jonathan Ikoné2014–2015
Kelvin Amian2014–2015
Kylian Mbappé2014–2014
Luca Zidane2014–2015
Marcus Thuram2014–2014
Nicolas Janvier2014–2015
Odsonne Édouard2014–2015
Olivier Boscagli2014–2014
Alban Lafont2015–2015
Alexis Claude-Maurice2015–2015
Bryan Mbeumo2015–2015
Ibrahima Konaté2015–2016
Malang Sarr2015–2016- Yassin Fortuné2015–2015
Amine Gouiri2016–2017
Aurélien Tchouaméni2016–2017
Hamza Rafia2016–2016
Benoît Badiashile2017–2018
Khéphren Thuram2017–2018
Maxence Lacroix2017–2017
Stefan Bajic2017–2018
Georginio Rutter2018–2019
Haissem Hassan2018–2019- Nathanaël Mbuku2018–2019
Yanis Begraoui2018–2018
Hannibal Mejbri2019–2019
Désiré Doué2021–2022- El Chadaille Bitshiabu2021–2022
Warren Zaïre-Emery2022–2022- Yoram Zague2022–2023
Ayyoub Bouaddi2023–2024- Quentin Ndjantou2024–2024
The France national under-17 football team represents France in international youth competitions.
The team is controlled by the French Football Federation and competes in the UEFA European Under-17 Championship and the FIFA U-17 World Cup.
They won the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in 2001 and were runners-up in 2023.
Biography
Overview
The France national under-17 association football team represents France in international competitions for players aged 17 and under. Controlled by the French Football Federation, this team has established itself as a formidable force in youth football, participating in prestigious tournaments such as the UEFA European Under-17 Championship and the FIFA U-17 World Cup.
Achievements
The team has a rich history of success, having won the FIFA Under-17 World Cup once in 2001 and finishing as runners-up in 2023. Additionally, they have claimed the UEFA European Under-17 Championship title three times, in 2004, 2015, and 2022, and have been runners-up five times. Their consistent performance in these tournaments highlights their development of young talent and competitive spirit.
Participation in Tournaments
In addition to major championships, the France U-17 team also competes in local and international friendly tournaments, including the Montaigu Tournament, where they have been particularly successful, winning the title nine times between 1976 and 2006. This participation not only enhances their competitive experience but also showcases the depth of talent in French youth football.
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Career & Clubs
- National team
- France
Legacy
FIFA Under-17 World Cup Champions (1): 2001 Runners-up (1): 2023 Third place (1): 2019 UEFA European Under-17 Championship Champions (3): 2004, 2015, 2022 Runners-up (5): 1996, 2001, 2002, 2008, 2023 Montaigu Tournament Champions (9): 1976, 1977, 1983, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2005, 2006
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
national under-17 association football team representing France
The France national under-17 football team is the national under-17 football team of France who will be playing in the UEFA European Championship this year controlled by the French Football Federation. The team competes in the annual UEFA European Under-17 Championship and the FIFA U-17 World Cup, which is held every two years. The under-17 team also participates in local and international friendly tournaments, such as the Montaigu Tournament.
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