Spain-born Ghanaian starlet Kevin Gyamfi González gains Honduras U-17 national team call-up ahead of the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar

The evergreen teenager of Ghanaian parentage has been handed an invitation by the Catrachos youth team technical handlers for their upcoming world’s juvenile football competition next month

Spain-born Ghanaian starlet Kevin Gyamfi González has gained Honduras U-17 national team call-up for their 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar, his club have confirmed.

The 15-year-old budding forward, currently starring for La Liga outfit RCD Espanyol youth team, is set to showcase his dazzling talent at the world stage following his invitation to the tournament slated for 19 November to 13 December 2026.

A statement confirming the invite of the Ghana-prospect attacking forward across the social media handles of the White and Blue read: ” Kevin Gyamfi, called up with the Honduras Under-17 team! The white-and-blue player has been quoted to do a preparation tour in Doha and compete in the S17 World Cup in Qatar.

”Congratulations and good luck, Kevin!”

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As he is set to feature for the Honduras U-17 national youth team at the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup, the Barcelona-born teenage prodigy will still remain eligible to switch international allegiances from Spain and Honduras to Ghana by representing the Ghana national football team at the senior level on the international stage.

Gyamfi is born to a Ghanaian father and a Honduras mother in Barcelona.