New List of 25:
Amini has been replaced by Niazmand
Saki & Aghajanpour not invited.
Yahyazadeh is new in this list.
Amini has been replaced by Niazmand
Saki & Aghajanpour not invited.
Yahyazadeh is new in this list.
ا اعلام امیر حسین پیروانی،25 بازیکن به اردوی دوم تیم امید ایران دعوت شدند.
اسامی این بازیکنان به شرح ذیل است:
1_سید مجید حسینی،2_امید نورافکن و 3_مهدی قائدی(استقلال)
4_علی شجاعی،5_علی قلی زاده،6_محمد سلطانی مهر(سایپا)
7_سید پیام نیازمند،8_امیر روستایی(پیکان)
9_مهدی محمدیان،10_عارف آقاسی،11_علی طاهران(تراکتورسازی)
12_مهران درخشان مهر13_نیما طاهری(ذوب آهن اصفهان)
14_شهاب عادلی،15_سینا خادم پور(نفت تهران)
16_رضا شکاری(روستوف روسیه)
17_امیر یحیی زاده(خونه به خونه بابل)
18_مجتبی نجاریان(فولاد خوزستان)
19_نیما مختاری(گسترش فولاد)
20_سید ابوالفضل رزاقپور(نساجی)
21_میلاد سرلک(سپاهان اصفهان)
22_علی شهسواری پور(گل گهر سیرجان)
23_نیما میرزازاد(ملوان انزلی)
24_صادق محرمی(پرسپولیس)
25_محمد مهدی مهدی خانی(پدیده مشهد)
اسامی این بازیکنان به شرح ذیل است:
1_سید مجید حسینی،2_امید نورافکن و 3_مهدی قائدی(استقلال)
4_علی شجاعی،5_علی قلی زاده،6_محمد سلطانی مهر(سایپا)
7_سید پیام نیازمند،8_امیر روستایی(پیکان)
9_مهدی محمدیان،10_عارف آقاسی،11_علی طاهران(تراکتورسازی)
12_مهران درخشان مهر13_نیما طاهری(ذوب آهن اصفهان)
14_شهاب عادلی،15_سینا خادم پور(نفت تهران)
16_رضا شکاری(روستوف روسیه)
17_امیر یحیی زاده(خونه به خونه بابل)
18_مجتبی نجاریان(فولاد خوزستان)
19_نیما مختاری(گسترش فولاد)
20_سید ابوالفضل رزاقپور(نساجی)
21_میلاد سرلک(سپاهان اصفهان)
22_علی شهسواری پور(گل گهر سیرجان)
23_نیما میرزازاد(ملوان انزلی)
24_صادق محرمی(پرسپولیس)
25_محمد مهدی مهدی خانی(پدیده مشهد)
Despite being just 18 years of age, Mehran Derakhshanmehr already boasts valuable experience at the top level, having played all six games for his club Zobahan in the group stage of the 2017 AFC Champions League.Derakhshanmehr has been a part of Iran’s youth set-up for almost three years, and was a member of the side that reached the last eight of the 2014 AFC U-16 Championship in Thailand.The left-sided player is comfortable in both defence and midfield and, having only made his debut for Zobahan in 2016, has already established himself as a first-team regular.
With the senior team having already secured their place at the FIFA World Cup Russia 2018, Derakhshanmehr will be one of a number of Iran players looking to shine in the coming months and catch coach Carlos Queiroz’s eyes.
Another player who has a wealth of experience is 20-year-old Bashar Resan, who was handed his senior debut for the Iraq national team in 2014 and was part of the squad for the recent FIFA World Cup qualifier against Japan.The Air Force Club midfielder was in the Iraq squad that won the 2013 AFC U-22 Championship, before representing his country at the AFC U-19 Championship in Myanmar a year later.Last year, Resan was also in the squad that secured third place at the AFC U-23 Championship in Bahrain and a ticket to the Olympic Games later in 2016.Resan also enjoyed success with Air Force Club last year, netting a number of crucial goals, including the winner in the semi-final against Al Ahed, as his team lifted the AFC Cup after a 1-0 victory over JSW Bengaluru in the final.
Already a regular in the national team, Evan Dimas is the bright young hope of Indonesian football, having experienced a four-month loan spell with Spanish side Espanyol B last year.The midfielder first represented his country at continental tournament level at the 2014 AFC U-19 Championship in Myanmar, but the captain saw his team exit at the first hurdle.Dimas was handed his full international debut against Laos at the AFF Championship later that year, scoring in a 5-1 victory in Hanoi in what remains his only goal for The Garuda.His spell at Espanyol was hit by injury and he signed for Bhayangkara FC in his homeland, where Dimas is now part of a young generation of players looking to boost Indonesia’s profile following the completion of a FIFA-imposed ban.
Another who appeared at the 2014 U-19 Championship, Zabikhillo Urinboev enjoyed rather more success in Myanmar than Wei, Resan and Dimas as the young Uzbek top scored for his nation as they reached the semi-finals and in doing so, earned a place at the 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup.Urinboev’s form in front of goal continued at the U-20 World Cup in New Zealand as he netted twice to help Uzbekistan reach the quarter-finals before their 1-0 defeat to Senegal.The striker was recognised for his efforts by being shortlisted for the 2015 AFC Youth Player of the Year, although he lost out to Bunyodkor teammate Dostonbek Khamdamov.
Riley McGree, 18, enjoyed a breakout season as one of Adelaide United’s scholarship players and played five of the A-League side’s six AFC Champions League ties earlier in the year, scoring in the impressive 3-1 away win at Korea Republic’s Jeju United.The South Australia native made his debut for Adelaide just a year ago, but by March 2017, the teenage midfielder was earning his first call-up to the national team squad for the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Iraq and the UAE.McGree was recognised for his fine form this season with a place in the Professional Footballers A-League Team of the Season and is considered one of Australia’s most exciting prospects.The Olyroos have struggled in youth competitions in recent years, but the likes of McGree could be about to lead the green and gold to a brighter future.
Having trained at Liverpool’s youth academy at Kirkby, forward Lalianzuala Changte (pictured above on No 11’s shoulders) made his mark in the record books when, at age 18, he became the second youngest Indian to score in an international match on December 27, 2015 against Nepal in the SAFF Championship.The teen sensation from Mizoram has already made four appearances for the senior side and has drawn comparison with the great Baichung Bhutia. Top scorer in his debut season in the U-19 I-League, Changte did, though, suffer a setback with the national side when they failed to qualify for the 2016 AFC U-19 Championship in Qatar.However, with football on the rise in India – headlined by the upcoming FIFA U-17 World Cup the nation will host – a new star to lead the beautiful game’s revolution is needed: Lalianzuala Changte could be that man.
Koji Miyoshi was part of Japan’s victorious 2016 AFC U-19 Championship side that overcame Saudi Arabia on penalties last October, and 2017 has continued in a similarly successful vein for both club and country.The 20-year-old appeared in three of Japan’s four 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup fixtures, helping the side to a last 16 finish, and has been part of the Kawasaki Frontale side that has reached the quarter-finals of the 2017 AFC Champions League.Miyoshi, who also featured at the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup, was particularly impressive in Kawasaki’s win away at former Asian champions Suwon Samsung Bluewings in the AFC Champions League Group Stage, in a game that Miyoshi won more duels (11) than anyone on the pitch as Kawasaki triumphed 1-0 and ultimately progressed.
Named Top Scorer at the 2016 AFC U-19 Championship, Al Nassr midfielder Sami Al Naji has enjoyed a whirlwind eight months since he helped fire Saudi Arabia to the runners-up spot in Bahrain.At the age of 19, he made his senior national team debut for the Green Falcons against Cambodia at the beginning of the year in a 7-2 win.And in May, Al Naji captained the Saudi Arabia U-20 side to a Round of 16 finish.Now 20 years old, the starlet will look to kick on at the 2018 AFC U-23 Championship qualifiers with the matches against Iraq, Bahrain, and Afghanistan all hosted in his native Riyadh.
Captain for his nation at the 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup that was hosted in Korea Republic, defender Lee Sang-min knows all about performing under pressure. Not least because he saved his teammate’s life on the pitch earlier this year.Fellow Korea U-20 player Jeon Tae-wook was knocked unconscious on March 27 during a match against Zambia and Lee Sang-min’s quick actions, dislodging Jeong’s tongue from his airway and giving him artificial respiration before the medical staff’s arrival, helped avoid a potential tragedy.Lee was also captain for Korea at the 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup and its clear this capable young man is set for even greater things.Photos: Lagardère Sports
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