
Orange County SC forward Jamir Johnson has been selected to the United States Under-19 Men’s National Team for its international training camp from November 9-17 in Antalya, Türkiye, under head coach Rob Valentino.
This marks Johnson’s 23rd call-up with the U.S. Youth National Team. Earlier this season, he earned call-ups to the U-18 Men’s National Team for the March Torneio Internacional de Lisboa in Portugal (where he was set to earn his 21st cap) and the June camp in Oliva, Spain (where he was set to earn his 22nd cap). He has already scored seven international goals for the United States across multiple youth cycles.
During the Türkiye camp, the U.S. will face Jordan on Saturday, November 14 at 4 p.m. local (5 a.m. PT) and Indonesia on Monday, November 16 at 4 p.m. local (5 a.m. PT). Both matches will be played at the Regnum Football Center on Türkiye’s Antalya coast. The roster includes 11 players returning from the previous U-19 camp in September, along with seven players who were part of the U.S. squad at the 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar; Johnson is among those returning from the U-17 World Cup group.
The 20-player roster features talent from 17 clubs, including 15 players from 12 MLS clubs. New York Red Bulls lead with three selections, followed by Philadelphia Union with two. Three players come from European clubs, while USL Championship clubs Louisville City FC and Orange County SC are each represented by one player.
Johnson continues to impress with his technical ability, composure, and versatility as a wide player/forward. His selection underscores Orange County SC’s Next Wave pathway and reputation for developing elite young American talent capable of competing at the highest youth international levels.
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