- It is very positive that the Swedish clubs are so positive to release their players to the January tournament. We spend a lot of time and energy on having as good relationships as possible with our players' clubs. We also notice that there are players who bloom later in their careers and who we want to have the opportunity to see in our environment. Marcus Danielson is one such example. It feels like we have a good mix of players who have been with both previous, debutants and players who have been regular in our U21 national team, says the league captain Janne Andersson about the squad he left out.
The troop to the camp: goalkeepers:
Peter Abrahamsson, BK Häcken, Pontus Dahlberg, Watford, Isak Pettersson, IFK Norrköping.
Backing:
Anel Ahmedhodzic, Hobro IK, Adam Andersson, BK Häcken, Joel Andersson, FC Midtjylland, Marcus Danielson, Djurgården, Kristopher Da Graca, IFK Gothenburg, Martin Olsson, Jacob Une Larsson, Djurgården, Simon Sandberg, Hammarby IF.
Midfielders and forwards:
Gustav Berggren, BK Häcken, Jesper Karlsson, IF Elsfborg, Jesper Karlström, Djurgården, Darijan Bojanic, Hammarby, August Erlingmark, IFK Gothenburg, Alexander Fransson, IFK Norrköping, Simon Hedlund, Bröndy IF, Daleho Irandust, BK Häcken, Dino Islamovic, Östersund FK, Alexander Kacaniklic, Hammarby, Jordan Larsson, Spartak Moscow, Robin Söder, IFK Gothenburg, Anton Salétros, AIK, Muamer Tankovic, Hammarby.
Sweden's footballers will be preparing for the European Championships next summer by meeting Russia and Finland at home at the Friends arena. The match against Russia will be played on March 28 and the meeting with the championship debutant Finland on June 4. In addition, two away matches will be added in connection with the home matches.
On June 10, the national team travels to their base camp - but where it will be is not yet determined.
The European Championship begins on June 12 and Sweden meets Spain in the premiere three days later.