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UEFA Euro U17: List of all winners

Rajarshi has been part of Khel Now since 2022, and he covers world football.
Published at :May 20, 2024 at 7:34 PM
Modified at :May 20, 2024 at 7:34 PM
UEFA Euro U17: List of all winners

The competition is contested annually

The 2024 UEFA Euro U17 Championship 2024 will take place in Cyprus from May 20 to June 5, 2024. In Ayia Napa, the final tournament draw took place on Wednesday, April 3.

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The COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2021 U17 final competition, which was scheduled to take place at the Cyprus Football Association (CFA). The 1998 U18 EURO and the 1992 U16 EURO, which preceded the current U17 division, were held in Cyprus in the past.

Six stadiums will host the matches, with Limassol Arena serving as the venue for the championship game in Limassol.

The European men’s under-17 national teams of the UEFA member associations compete in the annual UEFA European Under-17 Championship, also known as the UEFA Under-17 Championship.

With nine titles, Spain are the most prolific team in the current tournament. Right now, Germany is the winner.

The 15 teams that advanced from the elite round in March will join the hosts, Cyprus. For the final competition, they will be divided into four groups of four, with the top two in each section moving on to the knockout stage.

List of UEFA Euro U17 winners

  • 1982: Italy
  • 1984: West Germany
  • 1985: Soviet Union
  • 1986: Spain
  • 1988: Spain
  • 1989: Portugal
  • 1990: Czechoslovakia
  • 1991: Spain
  • 1992: Germany
  • 1993: Poland
  • 1994: Turkey
  • 1995: Portugal
  • 1996: Portugal
  • 1997: Spain
  • 1998: Republic of Ireland
  • 1999: Spain
  • 2000: Portugal
  • 2001: Spain
  • 2002: Switzerland
  • 2003: Portugal
  • 2004: France
  • 2005:Turkey
  • 2006: Russia
  • 2007: Spain
  • 2008: Spain
  • 2009: Germany
  • 2010: England
  • 2011: Netherlands
  • 2012: Netherlands
  • 2013: Russia
  • 2014: England
  • 2015: France
  • 2016: Portugal
  • 2017: Spain
  • 2018: Netherlands
  • 2019: Netherlands
  • 2022: France
  • 2023: Germany

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