The Men’s Youth Under-17 Concacaf Championship begins this week.

An expanded version of the tournament sees 35 teams from around the region competing for eight teams at the 2025 U17 World Cup. Six different locations will host those teams, as group winners will each advance.

That means more opportunities for players from the United States to compete for international countries aside from the USA.

Here are some of the players from U.S.-based teams set to compete for other countries in Concacaf World Cup qualifying.

Canada: Jonathan Ransom (Atlanta United), Clovis Archange (Orlando City), Dylan Judelson (Orlando City), Isaac Tortola (Columbus Crew), Marius Aiyenero (LAFC 2)

Jamaica: Seymour Reid (New York City FC), Dario White (Portland Timbers), Kieran Smith (NYCFC), Jabar Johnson (Inter Miami CF), Axel Grimaud (Orlando City)

Puerto Rico: Dacian Delgado (Columbus Crew), Nicolas Aristizabal (Austin FC), Alejandro Fernandez (Tormenta FC), Luis Moringlane (Inter Miami), Isaiah Vincentti (Atlanta United), Xzavier Colon (Orlando City), Ryan Basabe (Orlando City), Nicolas Rivera (Weston FC), Ethan Garay (Cedar Stars), Marco Cantalapiedra (Weston FC), Jacob Ramirez (Orlando City), Ougir Vega (FC Dallas), Mathew Belgodere (Orlando City), Gian Girald (Orlando City), Diego Echevarria (FC Dallas), Edwin Rios (LA Galaxy), Alessandro Ochoa (NYSC)

Guyana: Tamer Unver (BW Gottschee), Max Robinson (Shattuck St. Mary’s), Dakarai Drakes (Met Oval Academy)

Dominican Republic: Hugo Tomas Gonzalez (Pennington School)

Mexico: Omar Bolanos (Houston Dynamo), Daniel Nunez (Portland Timbers), Viggo Ortiz (Charleston Battery), Saulo Tejeda (San Diego Surf)

U.S. Virgin Islands: Kimani Peters (NTH Nasa), Connor Bass (Queen City Mutiny), Toryn Penders (Triangle United), Dylan Berry (FC Prime), Avon King (West Pines United)

Trinidad & Tobago: Levi Williams (Inter Miami), Sheridan McNish (New England Revolution), Chaz Williams (Inter Miami), Quinton John (Inter Miami), Talan McMillan (Chargers SC), Timothy Valentine (TSF Academy)

Grenada: Pierce Elkins (BVB IA-NTX), Amaury Adolphus (Cedar Stars Academy-Monmouth)

Nicaragua: Tumac Cerna (Sacramento Republic), Josiah Macloud (Weston FC), Mateo D’Escoto (De Anza Force), Brian Cano (Miami Rush), Naydiel Pulgaron (Academia Coira), Leandro Padilla (Inter Miami)

Honduras: Josue Fuentes (FC Dallas), Deijan Garcia (Chicago Fire)

Dominica: Percy James (Houston Rangers), Jah-Mal Alexis (Sports Paradize Soccer Academy)

Antigua & Barbuda: Gavin Gonsalves (Miami Rush), Brenden Skilling (West Pine United)

Barbados: Jacob Gollop (Woodstock Academy), Jonathan McFarlane (Florida Rush), Ethan Haynes (Woodstock Academy)

Belize: Lucas Gallego (Hexer Academy), Rajan McKenzie (Atlanta Fire United)

Curacao: Jerremy Ortela (Inter Miami CF)

El Salvador: Marvin Mejia (Albion SC Los Angeles), Rafael Inojosa (Houston Dynamo), Jarell Bonilla (Orlando City), Andrew Reyes (NYCFC), Peter Cornejo (LA Surf), Adonis Campos (NYCFC)

Guatemala: Matthew Quick (Strikers FC), Gabriel Fuentes (D.C. United), Robert Mejia Peralta (LAFC), Sebastian Moran (Strikers FC)

Haiti: Nikolai Pierre (Orlando City SC)