The list includes the following players:

• Goalkeepers: Muhamed Šahinović (Michalovce, Slovakia), Luka Damjanović (AS Trencin, Slovakia).
• Defense: Tarik Muharemović (Juventus, Italy), Anes Čardaklija (GAIS, Sweden), Nidal Čelik (FK Sarajevo), Rijad Smajić (1.FC Köln, Germany), Savo Šušić (FK Borac), Amar Ibrišimović (Wolfsburg, Germany), Senad Mustafić (Sturm Graz, Austria), Enver Kulašin (FK Borac), Nail Omerović (NK Osijek, Croatia).
• Midfield: Niko Kovač (Lecce, Italy), Tarik Ramić (HŠK Zrinjski), Muhamed Buljubašić (Rizespor, Turkey), Luka Božičković (NK Nafta 1903, Slovenia), Eldar Mehmedović (FK Sarajevo), Madžid Šošić (HNK Hajduk Split, Croatia), Kerim Alajbegović (Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Germany), Matej Šakota (Slaven Belupo, Croatia), Irfan Ramić (NK Istra 1961).
• Attack: Admir Bristrić (Polissya Zhytomyr, Ukraine), Aleksandar Kahvić (OFK Beograd, Serbia), Stefan Marčetić (FK Borac).

Coach Vinko Marinović commented on the list: "We've called up quite a few younger players for these upcoming matches, who we’ll be able to rely on in the next qualifying round. It’s important to build a team we can count on for the long term. On the other hand, we’re facing exceptionally strong opponents, Austria and France. We can’t overlook the results, and I believe that with this squad, we’ll represent ourselves in the best way possible."

The young Dragons will host Austria’s under-21 team on September 6 at 18:00 at the Grbavica stadium, and face France on September 10 at 18:30 in Le Mans.