World Cup U17 news

Argentine wonderkid Claudio Echeverri wants to follow in his idol Lionel Messi's footsteps and join Barcelona in the future.

Argentina U17 starlet Claudio Echeverri recreated a Lionel Messi-esque finish to complete his hat-trick against rivals Brazil in the U-17 World Cup.

France may be disqualified from the U17 World Cup after fielding Yanis Issoufou against Senegal in the last 16, which they won on penalties.

Germany's Bilal Yalcinkaya scored a late winner as the USYNT crashed out of the 2023 U17 World Cup.

Everything you need to know about how to watch the U17 World Cup live on TV and stream online.

Brazil fired nine goals past North Caledonia at the U17 World Cup after taking 81 shots on goal, with Estevao 'Messinho' Willian among the scorers.

GOAL takes a look at the USYNT players to keep an eye on in Indonesia

The tournament, which kicks-off in Indonesia on Friday, has been previously lit up by the likes of Phil Foden, Cesc Fabregas & Toni Kroos

England's Phil Foden won the Golden Ball, while Rhian Brewster won the Golden Boot in India, but how have they and their team-mates fared since?

The 18-year-old forward is currently on the books of Heerenveen and hopes to one day have a big call to make on his senior international future

Taking the risk of leaving their comfort zone will be key if they're going to help advance the senior national team squad

Goal brings you everything you need to know about the quarter-final clash between the Europeans and the Golden Eaglets

The teenager wants to find himself among the professionals at the Parc des Princes as quickly as possible - and he is confident it is possible

The LA Galaxy standout is ready to step out of the formidable shadow of his more famous teammate and shine for El Tri in Brazil

The U.S. U-17 midfielder is being eased into action by the German side after being named in the club's Champions League squad

A host of talented youngsters will be on show in Brazil over the next month as the tournament gets under way on Saturday

In an exclusive interview with Goal, Curtis Anderson says there is no limit to what his former Under-17 team-mates can achieve at senior level