Scotland U19s v Finland U19s Thursday, 24 September, 2026 – 10am kick off (UK time) Guillermo Amor Stadium, Alicante Scotland U19s v Czechia U19s Sunday, 27 September, 2026 – 2pm kick off (UK time) Estadi Olímpic Camilo Cano
Scotland U19s v Ukraine U19s Wednesday, 30 September, 2026 - 10am kick off (UK time) La Nucía - Mini estadi, Alicante
Scotland's new Under-19 Head Coach Tam Courts has named his first Under-19 squad ahead of a series of friendlies in Alicante where they will face Finland on September 24, Czechia on September 27 and Ukraine on September 30. This camp will represent the first meet-up for this Under-19 side, with players all to be born in 2008 or later. Ahead of next year's finals in Czechia, Scotland's qualifying campaign continues later this year as Round 2 of the tournament kicks off. Our Under-19s will face Belgium, Kazakhstan and Kosovo. The top three sides in this group will progress to Round 3, which is 7 groups of 4 where the side topping the group will progress to the finals next summer.
Courts will be assisted by former Scotland international Lee Wallace, who is now transition coach at Hearts.
Scotland Men's Under 19 Squad
Fletcher Boyd Aston Villa F.C. Kanye Bradshaw Nottingham Forest F.C. Cole Burke Kilmarnock Max Cameron Alloa Athletic F.C. - on loan from Rangers F.C. Lucas Clearie Celtic F.C. Aidan Crilly Alloa Athletic F.C. - on loan from Rangers F.C. Lewis Gillie Stranraer F.C. - on loan from Hibernian F.C. Callan Hamill Arsenal F.C. Joseph Haney Celtic F.C. Alfie Hutchison Newcastle United F.C. Liam Kennedy East Kilbride F.C. - on loan from Celtic F.C. Cooper Masson Aberdeen F.C. Zander McAllister Motherwell F.C. Aiden McCallion Queens Park F.C. - on loan from Rangers F.C. Jack McGrath Aston Villa F.C. Rydnn McGuire Rangers F.C. Charley Oosenbrugh Dundee F.C. Alfie Osborne Chelsea F.C. Corey Shaw Celtic F.C. Alexander Smith East Kilbride F.C. - on loan from Rangers F.C. Aaron Thompson Motherwell F.C. Archie Traynor Stranraer F.C. - on loan from Kilmarnock F.C.
