2006 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship squads

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National squads of the 2006 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship.

1 Denmark
2 France
3 Germany
4 Italy
5 Netherlands
6 Portugal
7 Serbia and Montenegro
8 Ukraine
9 Footnotes

[edit] Denmark

Head coach: Flemming Serritslev

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Kevin Stuhr Ellegaard	1983-05-23	17	0	Hertha BSC Berlin
2	DF	Michael Jakobsen	1986-01-02	10	0	AaB
3	DF	Leon Andreasen	1983-04-23	20	5	Werder Bremen
4	DF	Daniel Agger	1984-12-12	7	3	Liverpool
5	DF	Martin Pedersen	1983-10-09	27	0	AaB^[1]
6	MF	Rasmus Würtz (c)	1983-09-18	26	0	AaB
7	MF	Martin Bergvold	1984-02-20	11	2	FC København
8	MF	Jacob Sørensen	1983-02-12	16	2	AaB^[2]
9	FW	Jonas Kamper	1983-05-03	36	3	Brøndby IF
10	MF	Thomas Kahlenberg	1983-03-20	23	7	AJ Auxerre
11	FW	Morten Rasmussen	1985-01-31	17	8	Brøndby IF
12	DF	Jakob Poulsen	1983-07-07	16	1	SC Heerenveen
13	MF	Niki Zimling	1985-04-19	1	0	Esbjerg fB
14	DF	Henrik Kildentoft	1985-03-18	7	0	Brøndby IF
15	DF	Frank Hansen	1983-02-23	9	0	Esbjerg fB
16	GK	Theis F. Rasmussen	1984-07-12	3	0	Vejle BK
17	DF	Jonas Troest	1985-03-04	19	0	Hannover 96
18	MF	Mikkel Thygesen	1984-10-22	8	1	FC Midtjylland
19	FW	Johan Absalonsen	1985-09-16	7	1	Brøndby IF
20	FW	Simon Busk Poulsen	1984-10-07	7	0	FC Midtjylland
21	FW	Nicklas Bendtner	1988-01-16	1	2	Arsenal
22	GK	Jesper Hansen	1985-03-31	0	0	FC Nordsjælland

[edit] France

Head coach: Rene Girard

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Club
1	GK	Jérémy Gavanon	September 20, 1983	Marseille^[3]
2	DF	Lucien Aubey	May 24, 1984	Toulouse
3	DF	Jean-Michel Badiane	May 9, 1983	Paris Saint-Germain
4	DF	Jérémy Berthod	April 24, 1984	Lyon
5	DF	Grégory Bourillon	July 1, 1984	Rennes
6	DF	François Clerc	18 April 1983	Lyon
7	DF	Olivier Veigneau	16 July 1985	AS Monaco
8	DF	Jacques Faty	February 25, 1984	Rennes
9	DF	Bakari Sagna	February 14, 1983	AJ Auxerre
10	MF	Lassana Diarra	March 10, 1985	Chelsea
11	MF	Julien Faubert	August 1, 1983	Bordeaux
12	MF	Mathieu Flamini	March 7, 1984	Arsenal
13	MF	Yoann Gourcuff	July 11, 1986	Rennes
14	MF	Rio Antonio Mavuba	March 8, 1984	Bordeaux
15	MF	Jérémy Toulalan	September 10, 1983	Nantes
16	GK	Steve Mandanda	March 28, 1985	Le Havre
17	FW	Bryan Bergougnoux	January 12, 1983	Toulouse
18	FW	Jimmy Briand	August 2, 1985	Rennes
19	FW	Yohan Gouffran	May 25, 1986	SM Caen
20	FW	Anthony Le Tallec	3 October 1984	Liverpool^[4]
21	FW	Florent Sinama-Pongolle	October 20, 1984	Liverpool^[5]
22	GK	Simon Pouplin	May 28, 1985	Rennes

[edit] Germany

Head coach: Dieter Eilts

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Club
1	GK	Michael Rensing	14 May 1984	Bayern Munich
2	DF	Moritz Volz	21 January 1983	Fulham F.C.
3	DF	Malik Fathi	29 October 1983	Hertha BSC Berlin
4	DF	Marvin Matip	25 September 1985	1. FC Köln
5	DF	Markus Brzenska	25 May 1984	Borussia Dortmund
6	DF	Christian Schulz	1 April 1983	Werder Bremen
7	FW	Ioannis Masmanidis	9 March 1983	Arminia Bielefeld
8	MF	Matthias Lehmann	28 May 1983	TSV 1860 München
9	FW	Stefan Kießling	25 January 1984	1. FC Nürnberg^[6]
10	FW	Christian Eigler	1 January 1984	SpVgg Greuther Fürth
11	FW	Nando Rafael	10 January 1984	Borussia Mönchengladbach
12	GK	Patrick Platins	19 April 1983	VfL Wolfsburg
13	FW	Patrick Helmes	1 March 1984	1. FC Köln
14	MF	Gonzalo Castro	1 June 1987	Bayer Leverkusen
15	MF	Alexander Meier	17 January 1983	Eintracht Frankfurt
16	MF	Roberto Hilbert	16 October 1984	SpVgg Greuther Fürth
17	DF	Patrick Ochs	14 May 1984	Eintracht Frankfurt
18	MF	Peter Niemeyer	22 November 1983	F.C. Twente
19	MF	Eugen Polanski	17 March 1986	Borussia Mönchengladbach
20	DF	Lukas Sinkiewicz	9 October 1985	1. FC Köln
21	GK	Florian Fromlowitz	2 July 1986	1. FC Kaiserslautern
22	MF	Sascha Riether	23 March 1983	SC Freiburg

[edit] Italy

Head coach: Claudio Gentile

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Club
1	GK	Federico Agliardi	11 February 1983	U.S. Città di Palermo
2	DF	Alessandro Potenza	8 March 1984	Internazionale^[7]
3	DF	Cesare Bovo	14 January 1983	A.S. Roma^[8]
4	MF	Marco Donadel	21 April 1983	ACF Fiorentina
5	DF	Andrea Mantovani	22 June 1984	AC ChievoVerona^[9]
6	DF	Giorgio Chiellini	14 August 1984	Juventus F.C.
7	FW	Simone Pepe	30 August 1983	Udinese Calcio^[10]
8	DF	Michele Canini	5 June 1985	Cagliari Calcio^[11]
9	FW	Rolando Bianchi	15 February 1983	Reggina Calcio
10	MF	Davide Biondini	24 January 1983	Reggina Calcio
11	FW	Gianpaolo Pazzini	2 August 1984	ACF Fiorentina
12	GK	Antonio Mirante	8 July 1983	Juventus F.C.^[12]
13	DF	Andrea Coda	25 April 1985	Empoli F.C.^[13]
14	MF	Marino Defendi	19 August 1985	Atalanta B.C.
15	DF	Giuseppe Scurto	5 January 1984	AC ChievoVerona^[14]
16	DF	Damiano Ferronetti	1 November 1984	Parma F.C.^[15]
17	MF	Pasquale Foggia	3 June 1983	A.C. Milan^[16]
18	MF	Riccardo Montolivo	18 January 1985	ACF Fiorentina^[17]
19	FW	Raffaele Palladino	17 April 1984	Juventus F.C.^[18]
20	MF	Alessandro Rosina	31 January 1984	Torino F.C.^[19]
21	MF	Paolo Sammarco	17 March 1983	AC ChievoVerona^[20]
22	GK	Gianluca Curci	12 July 1985	A.S. Roma

[edit] Netherlands

Head coach: Foppe de Haan

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Club
1	GK	Kenneth Vermeer	10 January 1986	Ajax Amsterdam
2	DF	Paul Verhaegh	1 September 1983	Vitesse Arnhem
3	DF	Gijs Luirink	12 September 1983	F.C. Groningen
4	DF	Ramon Zomer	13 April 1983	F.C. Twente
5	DF	Urby Emanuelson	16 June 1986	Ajax Amsterdam
6	MF	Stijn Schaars (c)	11 January 1984	AZ Alkmaar
7	FW	Romeo Castelen	3 May 1983	Feyenoord Rotterdam
8	MF	Nicky Hofs	May 17, 1983	Feyenoord Rotterdam
9	FW	Klaas Jan Huntelaar	12 August 1983	Ajax Amsterdam
10	MF	Ismaïl Aissati	16 August 1988	PSV Eindhoven
11	FW	Daniël de Ridder	6 March 1984	Celta de Vigo
12	MF	Haris Medunjanin	8 March 1985	AZ Alkmaar
13	FW	Patrick Gerritsen	13 March 1987	F.C. Twente
14	FW	Collins John	17 October 1985	Fulham F.C.
15	FW	Fred Benson	10 April 1984	Vitesse Arnhem
16	DF	Dwight Tiendalli	21 October 1985	F.C. Utrecht
17	DF	Ron Vlaar	16 February 1985	Feyenoord Rotterdam
18	DF	Arnold Kruiswijk	2 November 1984	F.C. Groningen
19	DF	Edson Braafheid	8 April 1983	F.C. Utrecht
20	MF	Demy de Zeeuw	26 May 1983	AZ Alkmaar
21	GK	Michel Vorm	20 October 1983	F.C. Utrecht^[21]
22	GK	Remko Pasveer	8 November 1983	F.C. Twente

[edit] Portugal

Head coach: Agostinho Oliveira

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Club
1	GK	Bruno Vale	8 April 1983	Futebol Clube do Porto^[22]
2	DF	Nélson	10 June 1983	SL Benfica
3	MF	Raul Meireles	17 March 1983	Futebol Clube do Porto
4	DF	José Semedo	11 January 1985	Sporting Clube de Portugal^[23]
5	DF	Pedro Ribeiro	25 January 1983	Futebol Clube do Porto
6	DF	Zé Castro	13 January 1983	Académica
7	FW	Ricardo Quaresma (c)	26 September 1983	Futebol Clube do Porto
8	MF	Manuel Fernandes	5 February 1986	SL Benfica
9	FW	Hugo Almeida	23 May 1984	Futebol Clube do Porto
10	MF	João Moutinho	8 September 1986	Sporting Clube de Portugal
11	MF	Diogo Valente	23 September 1984	Boavista FC
12	GK	Paulo Ribeiro	6 March 1984	Futebol Clube do Porto
13	DF	Rolando	31 August 1985	Belenenses
14	MF	Custódio	24 May 1983	Sporting Clube de Portugal
15	DF	Nuno Morais	29 January 1984	Chelsea F.C.^[24]
16	MF	Bruno Amaro	17 February 1983	FC Penafiel
17	FW	Silvestre Varela	2 February 1985	Sporting Clube de Portugal^[25]
18	MF	Nani	17 November 1986	Sporting Clube de Portugal
19	FW	Ricardo Vaz Té	1 October 1986	Bolton Wanderers F.C.
20	FW	Lourenço	5 June 1983	Sporting Clube de Portugal^[26]
21	FW	Filipe Oliveira	27 May 1984	CS Marítimo
22	GK	Daniel Fernandes	25 September 1983	PAOK FC

[edit] Serbia and Montenegro

Head coach: Dragomir Okuka

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Club
1	GK	Vladimir Stojković (c)	28 July 1983	FK Crvena zvezda^[27]
2	DF	Branislav Ivanović	22 February 1984	FC Lokomotiv Moskva
3	DF	Duško Tošić	19 January 1985	FC Sochaux-Montbéliard
4	DF	Nemanja Rnić	30 September 1984	FK Partizan
5	DF	Milan Stepanov	2 April 1983	Trabzonspor
6	DF	Milan Biševac	31 August 1983	FK Crvena zvezda
7	MF	Nenad Milijaš	30 April 1983	FK Crvena zvezda
8	MF	Boško Janković	1 March 1984	FK Crvena zvezda
9	FW	Mirko Vučinić	1 October 1983	U.S. Lecce
10	MF	Simon Vukčević	29 January 1986	FC Saturn Ramenskoe
11	MF	Miloš Pavlović	27 November 1983	FK Voždovac
12	GK	Aleksandar Jović	5 March 1986	FK Zeta
13	DF	Marko Lomić	13 September 1983	FK Partizan
14	MF	Stefan Babović	7 January 1987	FK Partizan
15	MF	Dejan Milovanović	21 January 1984	FK Crvena zvezda
16	FW	Djordje Rakić	31 October 1985	OFK Beograd
17	MF	Miloš Krasić	1 November 1984	PFC CSKA Moscow
18	DF	Dušan Basta	18 August 1984	FK Crvena zvezda
19	MF	Ivan Todorović	29 July 1983	FK Zeta
20	FW	Milan Purović	7 May 1985	FK Crvena zvezda
21	FW	Igor Burzanović	25 August 1985	FK Budućnost Podgorica
22	GK	Miroslav Vujadinović	22 April 1983	FK Budućnost Podgorica

[edit] Ukraine

Head coach: Alexei Mikhailichenko

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Caps	Club
1	GK	Andriy Pyatov	28 June 1984		FC Vorskla Poltava
2	DF	Olexandr Romanchuk	21 October 1984		FC Dynamo Kyiv^[28]
3	DF	Mykola Ischenko	9 March 1983		FC Karpaty Lviv
4	DF	Dmytro Nevmyvaka	19 March 1984		FC Metalurh Zaporizhzhya
5	DF	Oleksandr Yatsenko (c)	24 February 1985		FC Dynamo Kyiv^[29]
6	DF	Dmytro Chygrynskiy	7 November 1986		FC Shakhtar Donetsk
7	FW	Maxym Feschuk	25 November 1985		FC Karpaty Lviv
8	MF	Olexandr Aliyev	3 February 1985		FC Dynamo Kyiv^[30]
9	MF	Adrian Pukanych	22 June 1983		FC Shakhtar Donetsk^[31]
10	FW	Artem Milevskiy	12 January 1985		FC Dynamo Kyiv
11	FW	Ruslan Fomyn	2 March 1986		FC Shakhtar Donetsk^[32]
12	GK	Olexandr Rybka	10 April 1987		FC Dynamo Kyiv
13	MF	Serhiy Pilipchuk	26 November 1984	2	PFC Spartak Nalchik
14	MF	Yevgen Cheberyachko	19 June 1983		FC Arsenal Kyiv
15	DF	Grigoriy Yarmash	4 January 1985		FC Dynamo Kyiv^[33]
16	FW	Ivan Kryvosheenko	11 May 1984	0	FC Illychivets Mariupol
17	MF	Taras Mikhalik	28 October 1983		FC Dynamo Kyiv
18	MF	Aleksey Godin	2 February 1983		FC Metalurh Zaporizhzhya^[34]
19	MF	Olexandr Maksymov	13 February 1985		FC Arsenal Kyiv
20	MF	Olexandr Sytnik	2 January 1985		FC Dynamo Kyiv
21	MF	Andriy Oberemko	18 March 1984		FC Kharkiv
22	GK	Yevgeniy Shiryayev	22 February 1984		FC Chornomorets Odessa

[edit] Footnotes

^ Martin Pedersen: on loan at SønderjyskE (DEN)
^ Jacob Sørensen: on loan at SønderjyskE (DEN)
^ Jérémy Gavanon: on loan at Clermont Foot (FRA)
^ Anthony Le Tallec: on loan at Sunderland F.C. (ENG) August 2005-May 2006
^ Florent Sinama-Pongolle: on loan at Blackburn Rovers F.C. (ENG) January-May 2006
^ Kießling has agreed to join Bayer Leverkusen after the tournament.
^ Alessandro Potenza: on loan to RCD Mallorca
^ Cesare Bovo: joint ownership by U.S. Città di Palermo and A.S. Roma.
^ Andrea Mantovani: koint-ownership by Juventus. F.C. and AC ChievoVerona.
^ Simone Pepe: joint ownership by U.S. Città di Palermo and Udinese Calcio
^ Michele Canini: joint-ownership by Atalanta B.C. and Cagliari Calcio
^ >Antonio Mirante: on loan at A.C. Siena
^ Andrea Coda: joint owner-ship by Empoli F.C. and Udinese Calcio.
^ Giuseppe Scurto: joint-ownership by A.S. Roma and AC ChievoVerona
^ Damiano Ferronetti: joint-ownership of A.S. Roma nad Parma F.C..
^ Pasquale Foggia: on loan at Ascoli Calcio 1898
^ Riccardo Montolivo: joint-ownership of ACF Fiorentina and Atalanta B.C.
^ Raffaele Palladino: on loan at AS Livorno Calcio
^ Alessandro Rosina: joint ownership of Parma F.C. and Torino F.C..
^ Paolo Sammarco: joint-ownership of A.C. Milan and AC ChievoVerona
^ Michel Vorm: on loan at F.C. Den Bosch
^ Bruno Vale: on loan at C.F. Estrela da Amadora
^ Semedo: on loan at CD Feirense
^ Nuno Morais: on loan at CS Marítimo
^ Silvestre Varela: on loan at Vitória FC
^ Lourenço: on loan at UD Leiria
^ Stojković has agreed to join Nantes after the tournament.
^ Olexandr Romanchuk: on loan at FC Arsenal Kyiv
^ Olexandr Yatsenko: on loan at FC Kharkiv
^ Olexandr Aliyev: on loan at FC Metalurh Zaporizhya
^ Adrian Pukanych: on loan at FC Illychivets Mariupol
^ Ruslan Fomin: on loan at FC Metalist Kharkiv
^ Grigoriy Yarmash: on loan at FC Vorskla Poltava
^ Olexiy Godin: on loan at SC Tavriya Simferopol

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2006 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship squads

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Contents

[edit] Denmark

[edit] France

[edit] Germany

[edit] Italy

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] Portugal

[edit] Serbia and Montenegro

[edit] Ukraine

[edit] Footnotes

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