Explanation of Why 23-Year-Olds Can Play in Euro U21s 2025
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Summary
Players up to 23 years old can participate in the European Under-21 Championship to ensure they can compete throughout the tournament cycle. The 2025 tournament in Slovakia includes 16 nations with 23-player squads each.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledPlayers aged up to 23 years old can feature at the European Under-21 Championship, under way in Slovakia.
It means that, for the 2025 tournament, players can feature if they were born on or after 1 January 2002.
The tournament, which started on Wednesday, consists of 16 nations, each with 23-strong squads - a total of 368 players.
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