Bosnia and Herzegovina’s junior national football team has been assembled for the second round of qualification for the 2027 UEFA European Under‑19 Championship. Coach Damir Obad announced a 20‑player squad on 6 November 2026, confirming that the team will travel to San Marino for a three‑match group‑stage tournament scheduled between 11 and 17 November.

The squad gathers on 8 November at the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s training centre in Zenica before departing for the micro‑state. The tournament will be held in Group B2 at the Ezio Conti stadium, where Bosnia will face the host nation San Marino, Georgia and Denmark.

Match timings are set as follows: the opening fixture against San Marino on 11 November at 16:30, a second game versus Georgia on 14 November at 11:00, and the final group encounter with Denmark on 17 November at 11:00. All three matches will be played on the same pitch, providing a compact schedule for the young side.

Among the most talked‑about names on the list is Din Ramić, a 17‑year‑old forward who currently plies his trade with a club in Zürich. Ramić’s inclusion marks the first time a player from a Swiss club has been called up to the Bosnian U‑19 squad for this qualifying campaign. His presence reflects the growing diaspora of Bosnian talent across European academies and has sparked speculation that Switzerland may be interested in securing his services for the future.

Obad’s roster also features several other players developing abroad: Luka Vulin of Union Berlin, Amar Hadžimuratović of Rapid (Vienna), and Said Nišić of Liefering. Additional overseas‑based players include Adem Mustafić (Voitsberg, Austria), Ivan Raguž (Lokomotiva Zagreb, Croatia) and Emrah Hrustanović (Vardar, North Macedonia). The remaining 14 players are drawn from domestic clubs such as Partizan (Tarik Banjić), FK Sarajevo (Haris Mujanić, Kenan Vrban, Daris Dizdarević), Željezničar (Ajdin Raščić, Eldar Dragović), Zrinjski Mostar (Filip Knežević, Ante Šunjić), and others from the Bosnian league system.

The selection underscores Obad’s strategy of blending home‑grown talent with Bosnian players gaining experience in stronger foreign leagues. By exposing the squad to a competitive mini‑tournament against varied European opponents, the federation hopes to accelerate the development of its next generation of senior internationals.

The San Marino tournament will also serve as a benchmark for Bosnia’s chances of advancing to the final qualification stage. A win against the hosts is expected, but the outcomes against Georgia and Denmark will be decisive. Success in San Marino could propel the team into the elite round of the Euro 2027 qualifiers, bringing Bosnian football one step closer to a major youth tournament.

Fans and scouts alike will be watching Din Ramić’s performance closely, as his progress could influence both his future with the senior national team and potential interest from clubs in higher‑profile leagues. The upcoming weeks promise to be a pivotal period for Bosnia’s U‑19 side as they aim to turn their Euro ambitions into tangible results.

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