The Young Lions have made it to the final eight of the 2025 European Under-19 Championship after navigating two qualifying rounds earlier this season. Now, they’ll aim to reclaim the title they last won two years ago.

Harrison Murray-Campbell has been a standout this season, making 30 appearances across Under-21 competitions and earning his senior debut in the UEFA Conference League, during Chelsea’s 5-1 victory over Shamrock Rovers. Kiano Dyer has been pivotal in the Premier League 2, scoring three goals and winning the PL2 Player of the Month award for October. Both Dyer and Murray-Campbell have previously captained England at various youth levels.

Shumaira Mheuka joins the squad after an impressive season. He made his senior debut for Chelsea against Astana, earned his first start against Copenhagen and made his Premier League bow in February. Mheuka retains his place with England Under-19s, having also represented his country at Under-18s level this season and competed in the Under-17 Euros last summer.

England’s Under-19 Euros campaign kicks off on Saturday 14 June against Norway (3pm UK time). They will then face Germany on Tuesday 17 June (6pm), before rounding off their group stage against the Netherlands on Friday 20 June (6pm). The top two teams from each group will progress to the semi-finals on Monday 23 June, with the final set for Thursday 26 June.

In addition to the Under-19 call-ups, Jack Austin and Ollie Harrison have been selected to represent England Under-18s for a double-header against Morocco's Atlas Lions.

Additionally, Landon Emenalo and Freddy Bernal have been selected in the England Under-17s squad for the UEFA European Under-17 Championship finals. They will begin their campaign this evening against Belgium.