India U-17 team to play friendlies against UAE

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New Delhi, April 15: The India under-17 football team will play two friendly matches against the United Arab Emirates under-17 side in Thailand this month as part of both teams’ preparations for the AFC U-17 Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2026, with the games set to be held behind closed doors.
The 24-member India squad arrived in Thailand earlier on Wednesday for the April 17 and 21 clashes, which will be played in Samut Prakan, near Bangkok.
India will take on Australia (May 6), Uzbekistan (May 10) and DPR Korea (May 13) in Group D matches of the AFC U-17 Asian Cup in Jeddah.
India squad: Alok Nishad, Manashjyoti Baruah, Rajrup Sarkar. Abhishek Kumar Mondal, Indra Rana Magar, Korou Meitei Konthoujam, Lawmsangzuala, Md Aimaan Bin, Moosa Ashiq Sofi, Shubham Poonia. Dallalmuon Gangte, Denny Singh Wangkhem, Diamond Singh Thokchom, Mukundo Singh Ningthoujam, Nitishkumar Meitei Yengkhom. Adil Aman A, Azlaan Shah Kh, Gunleiba Wangkheirakpam, Heeranganba Seram, Lesvin Rebelo, Rahan Ahmed, Raj Singh Wahengbam, Washington Singh Ngangom, Yuvraj Kadam. (PTI)

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