The Finish national team will face Macedonia in the friendly match with a squad of 24 players.
photo by MTV: the Finish players celebrate a goal in the 2018 WC qualifiers
Coach Markku Kanerva summoned mostly the regular players without any debutantes. Few will miss this gathering among which experienced defenders Markus Halsti and Jukka Raitala plus winger Riku Riski.
Lukáš Hrádecký – Eintracht Frankfurt ![]()
Jesse Joronen – Horsens ![]()
Anssi Jaakkola – Reading ![]()
Joona Toivio – Termalica ![]()
Paulus Arajuuri – Brøndby ![]()
Jere Uronen – Genk ![]()
Juhani Ojala – Häcken ![]()
Sauli Väisänen – SPAL ![]()
Juha Pirinen – HJK ![]()
Kalle Taimi – Lahti ![]()
Kasper Hämäläinen – Legia ![]()
Tim Sparv – Midtjylland ![]()
Alexander Ring – New York City ![]()
Rasmus Schüller – Minnesota United ![]()
Robin Lod – Panathinaikos ![]()
Thomas Lam – Twente ![]()
Fredrik Jensen – Twente ![]()
Pyry Soiri – Shakhtsyor ![]()
Moshtagh Yaghoubi – HJK ![]()
Glen Kamara – Dundee ![]()
Robert Taylor – AIK ![]()
Teemu Pukki – Brøndby ![]()
Joel Pohjanpalo – Bayer Leverkusen ![]()
Akseli Pelvas – HJK ![]()
Finland and Macedonia will face each other on Friday the 23rd on neutral ground in the Turkish town of Belek, near Antalya. The popular Eagle-owls will three days later match Malta in another friendly, while Macedonia will take on Azerbaijan on the 27th. All games will the played in Turkey.
