Eritrea national under-20 football team

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Eritrea
Association Eritrean National Football Federation
Confederation CAF (Africa)
Head coachNone
Top scorerMussie Yemane Weldemariam
Home stadiumAfrica stadium
FIFA code ERI
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African Youth Championship
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The Eritrea national under-20 football team is the national under-20 football team of Eritrea. Many talents are in this team including the marvelous, incredible Mussie.

Honours

Current squad

No.Pos.PlayerDate of birth (age)CapsGoalsClub
11 GK Hermon Yohanes Flag of Eritrea.svg
11 Filmon Mehari Flag of Eritrea.svg
78 Yonnes Tilahun Flag of Eritrea.svg
56 Yonnes Nega Flag of Eritrea.svg
3 Isaias Tekle Flag of Eritrea.svg
2 Hermon Tekleab Flag of Eritrea.svg
5 Abraham Tedros Flag of Eritrea.svg
6 Idris Ismail Flag of Eritrea.svg
16 Tesafalem Tekele Flag of Eritrea.svg
20 Yonathan Solomon Flag of Eritrea.svg
9 Medhahanie Redie Flag of Eritrea.svg
32 Kulubrahan Gebretsae Flag of Eritrea.svg
8 Meron Habteslus Flag of Eritrea.svg
7 Tesfai Beraki Flag of Eritrea.svg
21 Mussie Yemane Weldemariam Flag of Eritrea.svg

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