2009 Toulon Tournament squads

Last updated October 12, 2024

Below are the rosters for the 2009 Toulon Tournament.

Group A

Argentina

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club
1	1 GK	Agustín Marchesín	March 16, 1988 (age 21)	0	Lanús
2	2 DF	Germán Pezzella	June 27, 1991 (Age 17)	0	River Plate
3	2 DF	Lucas Kruspzky	April 6, 1992 (Age 17)	0	Independiente
4	2 DF	Leandro Marín	January 22, 1992 (Age 17)	0	Boca Juniors
5	3 MF	Éver Banega	June 29, 1988 (Age 20)	14	Atlético Madrid
6	3 MF	Hugo Nervo	June 6, 1991 (Age 18)	0	Arsenal
7	4 FW	Franco Jara	July 15, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Arsenal
8	3 MF	Santiago Gallucci	March 8, 1991 (Age 18)	0	River Plate
9	3 MF	Diego Buonanotte	April 19, 1988 (Age 21)	5	River Plate
10	3 MF	Alejandro Gómez	February 15, 1988 (Age 21)	0	San Lorenzo
11	4 FW	Diego Perotti	July 26, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Sevilla
12	1 GK	Esteban Andrada	January 26, 1991 (Age 18)	0	Lanús
13	2 DF	Esteban Espíndola	March 22, 1992 (Age 17)	0	River Plate
14	2 DF	Leandro González Pírez	February 26, 1992 (Age 17)	0	River Plate
15	3 MF	Mauro Díaz	March 10, 1991 (Age 18)	0	River Plate
16	3 MF	Héctor Emiliano Cardozo	January 15, 1991 (Age 18)	0	Estudiantes
17	3 MF	Lucas Trecarichi	February 12, 1991 (Age 18)	0	Sevilla
18	4 FW	Germán Pacheco	May 19, 1991 (Age 18)	0	Atlético
19	2 DF	David Achucarro	January 5, 1991 (Age 18)	0	Boca Juniors
20	3 MF	Gerardo Bruna	January 21, 1991 (Age 18)	0	Liverpool

Egypt

Head coach: Miroslav Soukup ^[2]

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Mohamed Abou Gabal	January 29, 1989 (age 20)	ENPPI
2	3 MF	Hamada Lamloum	July 1, 1991 (Age 17)	Al-Mokawloon
3	2 DF	Sayed Hassan	January 11, 1989 (Age 20)	ENPPI
4	2 DF	Saad Samir	April 1, 1989 (Age 20)	Nasr Lybie
5	2 DF	Moaz El-Henawy	January 29, 1990 (Age 20)	Al-Ahly
6	2 DF	Ahmed Hegazy	January 25, 1991 (Age 18)	Ismaily
7	2 DF	Mohamed Ahmed	January 1, 1989 (Age 20)	ENPPI
8	3 MF	Mohamed Ibrahim	January 20, 1990 (Age 19)	El-Mehalla
9	3 MF	Mohamed Talaat	March 14, 1989 (Age 20)	Al-Ahly
10	3 MF	Ahmed Shoukry	July 21, 1989 (Age 18)	Al-Ahly
11	3 MF	Mostafa Afroto	March 17, 1989 (Age 20)	Smoha
12	2 DF	Islam Ramadan	November 1, 1990 (Age 18)	El Hodood
13	2 DF	Ayman Ashraf	April 9, 1991 (Age 18)	Al-Ahly
14	3 MF	Marzouk Salah	January 1, 1990 (Age 19)	El-Mehalla
15	4 FW	Yasin Allam	May 14, 1990 (Age 19)	Austria Wien
16	1 GK	Ali Lotfi	October 14, 1989 (Age 19)	ENPPI
17	3 MF	Mahmoud Tobah	October 1, 1989 (Age 19)	Al-Ahly
18	3 MF	Ahmed Magdi	December 9, 1989 (Age 19)	El-Mehalla
19	3 MF	Ahmed Bakr	September 16, 1989 (Age 19)	Tanta
20	3 MF	Hossam Arafat	January 18, 1990 (Age 19)	El Zamalek

Netherlands

Head coach: Hans Schrijver ^[3]

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club
1	1 GK	Erwin Mulder	March 3, 1989 (age 20)	0	Excelsior
2	2 DF	Tom Hiariej	September 25, 1988 (Age 20)	1	Groningen
3	2 DF	Rens van Eijden	March 3, 1988(Age 21)	0	Willem II
4	2 DF	Vito Wormgoor	November 16, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Utrecht
5	2 DF	Erik Pieters	August 7, 1988 (Age 20)	11	PSV
6	3 MF	Geert Arend Roorda	March 2, 1988 (Age 21)	1	Heerenveen
7	3 MF	Jeffrey Sarpong	August 3, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Ajax
8	3 MF	Erik Falkenburg	May 5, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Sparta
9	4 FW	Ricky van Wolfswinkel	January 27, 1989 (Age 20)	0	Vitesse
10	4 FW	Diego Biseswar ^[4]	March 8, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Feyenoord
11	3 MF	Alexander Büttner	February 11, 1989 (Age 20)	0	Vitesse
12	2 DF	Daryl Janmaat	July 22, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Heerenveen
13	3 MF	Olivier ter Horst	April 6, 1989 (Age 20)	0	PSV
14	3 MF	Kai van Hese	June 15, 1989 (Age 19)	0	ADO Den Haag
15	3 MF	Donny Gorter	June 15, 1988 (Age 20)	0	NAC Breda
16	1 GK	Mustafa Amezrine	January 11, 1989 (age 20)	0	De Graafschap
17	4 FW	Xander Houtkoop	March 26, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Heerenveen
18	3 MF	Donovan Deekman	June 23, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Heerenveen
19	4 FW	Bas Dost	May 31, 1989 (Age 20)	0	Heracles
20	4 FW	Oussama Assaidi ^[5]	August 15, 1988 (Age 20)	0	De Graafschap

Head coach: Mahdi Ali Hassan Redha GK Mohammed Saif Youssuf Al Ahli United Arab Emirates FW Ali Ahmed Al Hajeri Al Jazira United Arab Emirates DF Saad Surour Baniyas Al Ahli United Arab Emirates DF Fahad Sebil Ibrahim Obaid Al Nasr United Arab Emirates MF Adnan Ali Shanbih Al Nasr United Arab Emirates MF Habib Al Fardan Al Wasl F.C. United Arab Emirates DF Mohamed Fawzi Abdalla Al Ahli United Arab Emirates MF Ahmed Ali Khamis Al Arbi Al Wahda United Arab Emirates FW Theyeb Awana Baniyas Sports United Arab Emirates FW Salem Saleh Al Rejaibi United Arab Emirates DF Abdelaziz Mohammed Sanqour Al Ahli United Arab Emirates FW Mohammed Al Alawi Fayez Al Ain United Arab Emirates DF Abdulaziz Hussain Al Balooshi Al Shabab United Arab Emirates GK Yousif Abdelrahman Albairaq Ittihad Kalba United Arab Emirates FW Ahmed Al Junaibi Khalil Shabbab Al Ahli Club United Arab Emirates MF Maher Ghuloom Jassim Al Wasl F.C. United Arab Emirates MF Sultan Saleh Bargash Al Menhali Al Jazira United Arab Emirates DF Hamdan Ismaeel Al Kamali Al Wahda United Arab Emirates MF Omar Al-Amoodi Abdulrahman Al Ain United Arab Emirates DF Mohammed Ahmed Juma Gharib Al Shabab United Arab Emirates

Group B

Chile

Head coach: Ivo Basay ^[6]

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Goals	Club
1	1 GK	Cristopher Toselli	June 15, 1988 (age 20)	0	Universidad Católica
2	2 DF	Paulo Magalhaes	December 14, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Cobreloa
3	2 DF	Carlos Labrín	December 2, 1990 (Age 18)	0	Huachipato
4	2 DF	Nélson Saavedra	April 6, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Vitória
5	2 DF	Bastián Arce	August 17, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Rangers
6	2 DF	Juan Abarca	December 7, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Huachipato
7	4 FW	Eduardo Vargas	November 20, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Cobreloa
8	3 MF	Luis Pavez	June 25, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Palestino
9	4 FW	Mauricio Gómez	March 5, 1989 (Age 20)	0	Universidad de Chile
10	3 MF	Cristóbal Jorquera	August 4, 1988 (Age 20)	0	O'Higgins
11	4 FW	Gerson Martínez	January 10, 1989 (Age 20)	4	San Luis
12	1 GK	Raúl Olivares	April 17, 1988 (age 21)	0	Colo-Colo
13	2 DF	Agustín Parra	June 10, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Santiago Wanderers
14	3 MF	Marco Medel	June 6, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Audax Italiano
15	3 MF	José Barrera	February 9, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Santiago Morning
16	2 DF	Eugenio Mena	July 18, 1988 (age 20)	0	Santiago Wanderers
17	3 MF	Rafael Caroca	July 18, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Colo-Colo
18	4 FW	David Llanos	July 27, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Huachipato
19	4 FW	Michael Silva	March 12, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Cobreloa

France

Head coach: Erick Mombaerts ^[7]

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	1 GK	Johny Placide ^[8]	January 29, 1988 (age 21)	1	0	Le Havre
2	2 DF	Garry Bocaly	April 19, 1988 (Age 21)	5	0	Montpellier
3	2 DF	Quentin Othon	March 27, 1988 (age 21)	0	0	Strasbourg
4	2 DF	Dorian Dervite	January 25, 1988 (Age 21)	2	0	Southend United
5	2 DF	Mamadou Sakho	February 13, 1990 (Age 19)	3	0	Paris Saint-Germain
6	3 MF	Étienne Capoue	July 11, 1988 (Age 20)	3	0	Toulouse
7	4 FW	Gabriel Obertan	February 26, 1989 (Age 20)	3	1	Lorient
8	3 MF	Moussa Sissoko	August 16, 1989 (Age 19)	7	1	Toulouse
9	4 FW	David Ngog	April 1, 1989 (Age 20)	4	1	Liverpool
10	3 MF	Younousse Sankharé ^[9]	September 10, 1989 (Age 19)	2	1	Reims
11	4 FW	Bakary Sako ^[10]	April 26, 1988 (Age 21)	1	0	Châteauroux
12	2 DF	Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik ^[11]	July 3, 1989 (Age 19)	1	1	Le Havre
13	2 DF	Cheikh M'Bengue ^[12]	July 23, 1988 (Age 20)	4	0	Toulouse
14	3 MF	Hérold Goulon	June 12, 1988 (Age 20)	0	0	Le Mans
15	3 MF	Damien Marcq	December 8, 1988 (Age 20)	0	0	Boulogne
16	1 GK	Kévin Olimpa ^[13]	March 10, 1988 (age 21)	0	0	Bordeaux
17	3 MF	Marvin Martin	January 10, 1988 (Age 21)	4	0	Sochaux
18	3 MF	Grégory Sertic	August 5, 1989 (Age 19)	0	0	Bordeaux
19	4 FW	Sambou Yatabaré ^[14]	March 2, 1989 (Age 20)	0	0	Caen
20	4 FW	Jirès Kembo Ekoko	January 8, 1988 (Age 21)	3	2	Rennes
21	2 DF	Paul Baysse	May 18, 1988 (Age 21)	4	0	Sedan

Portugal

Head coach: Rui Caçador ^[15]

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club
1	1 GK	Rui Patrício	February 15, 1988 (age 21)	3	Sporting CP
2	2 DF	Rúben Lima	August 3, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Aves
3	2 DF	André Pinto	October 5, 1989 (age 19)	0	Santa Clara
4	2 DF	Bernardo Tengarrinha	February 17, 1989 (Age 20)	0	Estrela da Amadora
5	2 DF	Miguel Vítor	June 20, 1989 (Age 19)	1	Benfica
6	3 MF	Adrien Silva	March 15, 1989 (Age 20)	3	Sporting CP
7	3 MF	Daniel Candeias	February 25, 1988 (Age 21)	2	Rio Ave
8	3 MF	André Castro	April 2, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Olhanense
9	4 FW	Rabiola	July 25, 1989 (Age 19)	0	Porto
10	3 MF	Rui Pedro	July 2, 1988 (Age 20)	1	Estrela Amadora
11	3 MF	Bruno Pereirinha	March 2, 1988 (Age 21)	8	Sporting CP
12	1 GK	Hugo Ventura	January 14, 1988 (age 21)	0	Porto
13	2 DF	Bura	December 17, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Covilhã
14	4 FW	Yazalde	September 21, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Rio Ave
15	3 MF	Stanislas Oliveira	March 27, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Sedan
16	3 MF	Fábio Coentrão	March 11, 1988 (Age 21)	2	Rio Ave
17	4 FW	Ukra	March 16, 1988 (Age 21)	0	Olhanense
18	3 MF	Paulo Regula	March 12, 1989 (Age 20)	0	Vitória de Setúbal
19	2 DF	Igor Pita	May 31, 1989 (Age 20)	0	Nacional
20	3 MF	João Aurélio	August 17, 1988 (Age 20)	0	Nacional

Qatar

Head coach: Jean-Dominique Paternoga ^[16]

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Ghaith Jumah	November 2, 1988 (age 20)	Al-Khor
2	3 MF	Hamad Aldosari	March 8, 1990 (Age 19)	Al-Wakrah
3	2 DF	Khalid Fareed	January 7, 1988 (age 21)	Al-Arabi
4	2 DF	Isam Dad	September 3, 1990 (Age 18)	Al-Khor
5	2 DF	Johar Alkaabi	June 9, 1988 (Age 21)	Al-Arabi
6	2 DF	Dheyyab Alinabi	June 20, 1990 (Age 18)	Al-Sadd
7	3 MF	Khaled Abdulraaof	November 14, 1990 (Age 18)	Al-Sadd
8	3 MF	Fadhl Omar	November 15, 1989 (Age 19)	Qatar
9	4 FW	Abdulrahman Tariq	February 17, 1989 (Age 20)	Al-Rayyan
10	3 MF	Saoud Salim	October 29, 1989 (Age 19)	Al-Rayyan
11	3 MF	Mahdy Redha	May 10, 1990 (Age 19)	Al-Khor
12	1 GK	Ahmed Sofyan	August 9, 1990 (Age 18)	Umm-Salal
13	4 FW	Mohamed Mudather	April 13, 1988 (age 21)	Al-Wakrah
14	2 DF	Abdelaziz Hatem	January 1, 1990 (Age 19)	Al-Arabi
15	4 FW	Abdulghafoor Abdulla	March 12, 1989 (Age 20)	Al-Rayyan
16	3 MF	Abdulla Mustafa	March 6, 1988 (Age 21)	Al-Ahli
17	2 DF	Hamood Alyazidi	May 28, 1989 (Age 20)	Al-Sadd
18	4 FW	Saoud Khames	January 5, 1990 (Age 19)	Al-Rayyan
19	2 DF	Naser Nabeel	February 11, 1990 (Age 19)	Al-Sadd
20	3 MF	Masheel Meqbel	August 7, 1989 (Age 19)	Al-Sadd

Footnotes

↑ Fernando Czyz. "Lista oficial argentina para el Festival de Toulón". Archived from the original on 2009-05-30. Retrieved 2009-05-29.
↑ Les équipes 2009 - Egypte Groupe A Archived 2009-06-08 at the Wayback Machine
↑ "Selectie Beloften voor Toulon". Archived from the original on 2009-05-22. Retrieved 2009-05-29.
↑ Capped for Suriname
↑ Capped for Morocco
↑ "TOSELLI ENCABEZA LA SELECCIÓN JOVEN PARA TOULON". Archived from the original on 2009-09-01. Retrieved 2009-05-29.
↑ Les joueurs retenus
↑ Capped for Haiti
↑ Capped for Senegal
↑ Capped for Mali
↑ Capped for Cameroon
↑ Capped for Senegal
↑ Capped for Martinique
↑ Capped for Mali
↑ Convocados para Toulon Archived June 15, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
↑ Les équipes 2009 - Qatar Groupe B Archived June 10, 2009, at the Wayback Machine

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[1] Fernando Czyz. "Lista oficial argentina para el Festival de Toulón". Archived from the original on 2009-05-30. Retrieved 2009-05-29.

[2] Les équipes 2009 - Egypte Groupe A Archived 2009-06-08 at the Wayback Machine

[3] "Selectie Beloften voor Toulon". Archived from the original on 2009-05-22. Retrieved 2009-05-29.

[4] Capped for Suriname

[5] Capped for Morocco

[6] "TOSELLI ENCABEZA LA SELECCIÓN JOVEN PARA TOULON". Archived from the original on 2009-09-01. Retrieved 2009-05-29.

[7] Les joueurs retenus

[8] Capped for Haiti

[9] Capped for Senegal

[10] Capped for Mali

[11] Capped for Cameroon

[12] Capped for Senegal

[13] Capped for Martinique

[14] Capped for Mali

[15] Convocados para Toulon Archived June 15, 2011, at the Wayback Machine

[16] Les équipes 2009 - Qatar Groupe B Archived June 10, 2009, at the Wayback Machine

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2009 Toulon Tournament squads

Contents

Group A

Group B

Footnotes

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