The U.S. under-20 men’s national team will continue their preparations for this summer’s CONCACAF U-20 Championship.David Vazquez, Mykhi Joyner and Cruz Medina headlined Rob Valentino’s 20-player roster for June’s training camp. The camp will take place in Bansko, Bulgaria with the Americans facing Georgia’s U-21 side on June 5 and North Macedonia’s U-21 squad on June 8.Both matches will be played at Stadion Hristo Botev in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria.In addition, goalkeeper Adam Beaudry, defender Stuart Hawkins and forward Bajung Darboe were also named to the roster. The roster features players from 17 different clubs, with 11 of those being from MLS. The USMNT U-20’s will use this camp as their latest preparations for the CONCACAF U-20 Champions in Mexico. Cuba, El Salvador, and Haiti have been paired with the Americans in Group A for the tournament, which will run from July 25-August 9.The final four finishers in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship will earn berths into the 2027 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan.Here is the full USMNT U-20 roster: Goalkeepers: Adam Beaudry (Colorado Rapids; Castle Pines, Colo.), Zackory Campagnolo (Colorado Rapids; Fort Myers, Fla.)Defenders: Freddie Anderson (Stoke City/ENG; Manchester, England), Stuart Hawkins (Seattle Sounders; Fox Island, Wash.), Sawyer Jura (Portland Timbers; Bend, Ore.), Owen Presthus (Columbus Crew; Columbus, Ohio), Tahir Reid-Brown (Orlando City; Orlando, Fla.), Elijah Scott (Lecce; Ludwigsburg, Germany)Midfielders: Devon Decorte (Anderlecht/BEL; Southampton, Pa.), Aron John (Charlotte FC; Charlotte, N.C.), Eric Klein (New England Revolution; Lancaster, Pa.), Cruz Medina (CD Tapatio/MEX; San Francisco, Calif.), Edwyn Mendoza (San Jose Earthquakes; San Jose, Calif.), David Vazquez (San Diego FC; Los Angeles, Calif.)Forwards: Dylan Borso (Chicago Fire; Chicago, Ill.), Bajung Darboe (Bayern Munich/GER; Madison, Wisc.), Andre Gitau (Mainz/GER; Richmond, Texas), Bryce Jamison (Colorado Rapids; Lake Forest, Calif.), Mykhi Joyner (St. Louis City; Bloomington, Ill.), Din Klapija (RB Leipzig/GER;New York City, N.Y.)