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40 players nominated for U23 squad consideration

A list of 40 players has been given to national manager Toshyia Miura as a reference for selecting the U23 squad.
A list of 40 players has been given to national manager Toshyia Miura as a reference for selecting the U23 squad.

Most of the former U19 players who performed outstandingly last year are named in this list.

It also includes 16 members of the U23 team who competed at the Incheon Asian Games last October.

Miurawill travel around the country to observe players before preparing ashortlist that is expected to be released on February 14.

Asplanned, the U23 team will be summoned in February to prepare for thequalifying round of the Malaysian Asian championship in March, and theSoutheast Asian Games in Singapore three months later.-VNA
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