Squad
Destiny Udogiecurrent
Gianluca Pessotto1987–1987
Alessandro Del Piero1991–1991
Francesco Totti1991–1992
Andrea Pirlo1995–1995
Gianluigi Buffon1995–1995
Luciano Zauri1995–1995
Nicola Ventola1995–1995
Roberto Baronio1995–1995
Tommaso Rocchi1995–1995
Matteo Ferrari1997–1997
Sergio Pellissier1997–1997
Enzo Maresca1998–1998
Ivan Pelizzoli1998–1998
Giandomenico Mesto1999–2000- Giandomenico Mesto1999–1999
Luca Antonini1999–1999
Alberto Aquilani2000–2001
Cesare Bovo2000–2001
Fabio Quagliarella2000–2001
Francesco Lodi2000–2001
Marco Donadel2000–2001
Rolando Bianchi2000–2001- Tommaso Berni2000–2000
Andrea Coda2001–2001
Antonio Floro Flores2001–2001
Daniele Gastaldello2001–2001
Diego Sinagra2001–2001- Giorgio Chiellini2001–2001
Michele Canini2001–2001
Pasquale Foggia2001–2001
Piermario Morosini2001–2003
Simone Pepe2001–2001
Marco Andreolli2002–2003
Marco Motta2002–2003
Alessio Cerci2003–2004
Andrea Consigli2003–2004
Claudio Marchisio2003–2004
Domenico Criscito2003–2003
Giuseppe Rossi2003–2004
Lorenzo De Silvestri2003–2005
Sebastian Giovinco2003–2004
Aleandro Rosi2004–2004
Danilo D'Ambrosio2004–2004
Davide Di Gennaro2004–2005- Davide Di Gennaro2004–2004
Robert Acquafresca2004–2005- Aleandro Rosi2005–2006
Cristian Pasquato2005–2006- Francesco Bolzoni2005–2006
Alberto Paloschi2006–2007
Andrea Poli2006–2006
Luca Marrone2006–2007
Matteo Darmian2006–2007
Michelangelo Albertazzi2006–2008
Vincenzo Fiorillo2006–2007
Andrea Bertolacci2007–2008
Davide Santon2007–2008
Fabio Borini2007–2008
Federico Macheda2007–2008
Jacopo Sala2007–2008
Luca Caldirola2007–2008
Marco D'Alessandro2007–2007- Marco D'Alessandro2007–2008
Marco Davide Faraoni2007–2008
Mattia Destro2007–2008
Nicola Sansone2007–2007
Roberto Soriano2007–2008
Simone Zaza2007–2007- Andrea Bertolacci2008–2008
- Fabio Borini2008–2009
Stephan El Shaarawy2008–2009
Francesco Bardi2009–2009
Lorenzo Crisetig2009–2009- Marco D'Alessandro2009–2009
Mattia Perin2009–2009
Nicola Leali2009–2009- Roberto Soriano2009–2009
Alessio Cragno2010–2011
Andrea Conti2010–2011
Daniele Rugani2010–2011
Alberto Cerri2011–2013
Alberto Grassi2011–2012- Alessio Cragno2011–2011
Alessio Romagnoli2011–2012
Andrea Petagna2011–2011
Bryan Cristante2011–2012- Federico Mattiello2011–2011
- Federico Mattiello2011–2012
- Nicola Murru2011–2011
Federico Bonazzoli2012–2014
Federico Dimarco2012–2014- Federico Mattiello2012–2012
- José Mauri2012–2012
Stefano Sensi2012–2012
Davide Calabria2013–2013
Nicolò Barella2013–2014
Rolando Mandragora2013–2014
Simone Scuffet2013–2013
Gianluca Scamacca2014–2016
Gianluigi Donnarumma2014–2015
Moise Kean2015–2017
Riccardo Calafiori2018–2018
Valentín Carboni2021–2022
The Italy national U-17 football team is a selected group of talented young players under the age of 17.
This team proudly represents Italy in international youth football competitions.
Controlled by the Italian Football Federation, the team is a vital part of Italy's football development system.
Biography
Overview
The Italy national under-17 football team represents the nation in international competitions for players under the age of 17. This team is governed by the Italian Football Federation and serves as a crucial development platform for young football talent in Italy.
Achievements
The team has a rich history of participation in prestigious tournaments, showcasing their skills on the global stage. Notably, they secured third place in the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in 2025 and fourth place in 1987. In the UEFA European Under-17 Championship, they have been particularly successful, winning the title in 2024 and 2026, while also finishing as runners-up in 2013, 2018, and 2019. Their legacy dates back to the Under-16 era (1982–2001), where they won the championship in 1982 and achieved runner-up status in 1986, 1993, and 1998, along with a third-place finish in 1992.
Legacy
The Italy national U-17 football team has played a significant role in nurturing young talent, contributing to the future of Italian football. Their consistent performance in international competitions highlights their importance in the footballing landscape, making them a team to watch for emerging stars in the sport.
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Career & Clubs
- National team
- Italy
Legacy
FIFA Under-17 World Cup Third place: 2025 Fourth place: 1987 UEFA European Under-17 Championship Winner: 2024; 2026 Runners-up: 2013; 2018; 2019 Third place: 2005 Under-16 era (1982–2001) Winner: 1982 Runners-up: 1986; 1993; 1998 Third place: 1992
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
The Italy national U-17 football team is the national under-17 football team of Italy and is controlled by the Italian Football Federation.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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