Latest News About Luxembourg National Football Team

Here are the latest publicly reported items about the Luxembourg national football team:

• Squad announcements and upcoming friendlies in 2025: Luxembourg’s head coach Luc Holtz named a 24-player squad for two friendlies in March 2025, first against Sweden at home and then away to Switzerland. This set included several players earning first national call-ups, such as Enzo Duarte and Brian Madjo. The coverage highlights ongoing squad refresh and development under Holtz [Chronicle.lu, 2025-03-13].[1]

• September 2025 World Cup qualifying: Jeff Strasser, Luxembourg’s head coach, announced a 23-player squad for the FIFA World Cup qualification matches in September 2025, with fixtures against Northern Ireland and Slovakia in Luxembourg. Notable squad selections included keepers Lucas Fox, Anthony Moris, and Tiago Pereira; injuries to Vincent and Sébastien Thill were reported, and Brian Madjo declined the call-up, shaping a core group with a broader pool for selection. Matches were scheduled for September 4 and September 7, 2025, at Stade de Luxembourg [Chronicle.lu, 2025-05-01].[2]

• Context on the Luxembourg team: The Luxembourg national football team is governed by the Luxembourg Football Federation and has historically hovered around the lower mid-table of European competition, with recent reporting emphasizing development and integration of young talents into the national setup [Chronicle.lu overview and related pages; , , ].

• General context and profiles: The squad often features a mix of domestic players and expatriates competing in Belgium, France, Germany, and Portugal, reflecting Luxembourg’s broader talent pipeline. Historical references place the team within UEFA and FIFA competition, with recent coverage focusing on squad prospects and preparation for upcoming international windows [Wikipedia/Wikiwand entries; , ].

Illustration: A typical international window for Luxembourg involves a home match in Luxembourg City (Stade de Luxembourg) and an away match elsewhere in Europe, with a mix of local league players and expatriate professionals in the squad.

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