Easton, Mass. native joins U.S. U-17s for international matches in Spain
ATLANTA and FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – New England Revolution midfielder Judah Siqueira has been called into the U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team for a training camp in Marbella, Spain from Sept. 24-Oct. 7, which will include three international friendly matches. This marks the first international call-up for Siqueira, a Homegrown Player from Easton, Mass. who signed to the MLS roster after making his first team debut in August.
In Spain, Head Coach Alex Aldaz’s 24-player squad, all born in 2009, will play its first two matches at the Banús Football Center, facing the Republic of Ireland on Sept. 30 followed by a match against Norway on Oct. 3, and will conclude with a game against the Netherlands on Oct. 6 at La Quinta Football Center. This marks the final camp for the U.S. U-17 YNT before the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar.
Siqueira, 17, made his Revolution senior debut in MLS action on August 19 at D.C. United. The local product then posted a 26-minute performance at New York City on Aug. 23 in his Gillette Stadium debut. With Revolution II, the teenager has totaled 24 MLS NEXT Pro appearances with three goals scored and one assist for New England’s developmental team. Siqueira has featured in 15 matches for Revolution II this season, making 11 starts. He scored the winning goal against Orlando City B on May 17, and assisted on the match-winning tally against CT United FC on August 9.
The 17th Homegrown Player to sign with the first team, Siqueira has rapidly progressed through the club’s pathway since joining the Revolution Academy in 2022. During the 2024-25 season, he led the Academy’s Under-16 squad with 25 goals scored. He also added five goals and two assists with the Under-18 team during the 2025-26 MLS NEXT season.
The U.S. roster for this camp features players from 18 clubs, nine from Major League Soccer and nine from European leagues. This camp is a part of the Federation’s continued focus on the U.S. Way philosophy, which emphasizes increased programming for Youth National Teams to create more opportunities for young players to advance through the pathway to the senior National Team with the goal of representing their country at a world championship.
