Strzelecki, a 25-year-old holding midfielder or central defender, scored two goals in St Brelade’s 3-3 Premiership draw at St Brelade on Saturday against Trinity.
Reilly said: ‘I have seen Nathan a couple of times now and I was impressed with his performance on Saturday against Trinity.
‘He’s a big lad who is comfortable on the ball so I’ve decided to have a look at him and give him an opportunity at another level.’
U21s included in the Jersey squad are goalkeeper Euan Van der Vliet, defenders Sam Luce and Jack Griffin and midfielder Max Thompson. Reilly said Calvin Weir, who excelled in Jersey U21s’ 2-1 Muratti defeat by Guernsey recently, would also have been included had he not been away for his 21st birthday.
Others in the Jersey squad for Saturday’s match are are follows: Craig Fletcher, Stephen Wilkinson, Luke Campbell, Craig Leitch, Luke Watson, Jack Cannon, Jack Boyle, Karl Hines, Craig Russell, Rupert Murray and Chris Mourant.
Goalkeepers: Craig Fletcher, Euan Van der Vliet.
Defenders: Stephen Wilkinson, Luke Campbell, Nathan Strzelecki, Sam Luce, Jack Griffin.
Midfielders: Craig Leitch, Luke Watson, Jack Cannon, Jack Boyle, Chris Mourant, Max Thompson.
Forwards: Karl Hines, Craig Russell, Rupert Murray.
THE squad announcement comes following news that the Jersey Football Combination Premiership’s top-goal scorer for the 2014/15 season will be the first recipient of the Jersey Evening Post Gold Boot Award.
The JEP are to present a Golden Boot to the Jersey Football Combination for their leading Premiership marksman at the end of each season, with goals scored in club first-team league and cup matches all counting.
Goals scored in the annual inter-parish Trinity Shield competition will not be included as it is restricted to Jersey-born players only.
21: Daryl Wilson (Jsy Scottish – 6 with Trinity).
19: Karl Hinds (Trinity).
17: Craig Leitch (St Paul’s).
15: Charlie Petulla (Jsy Scottish).
13: Jack Cannon (St Paul’s); Craig Russell (St Paul’s).
12: Dom Pougeolle (St Ouen); Kieran Lester (St Paul’s); Ruben Pestana (JTC Jersey Wanderers).
10: Jack Boyle (Scottish); Stewart Daynes (St Ouen); Luke Campbell (Scottish).
Jersey Football Combination delegates accepted the JEP’s proposal for the new trophy at February’s monthly meeting at the Geoff Reed Table Tennis Centre, and it comes into play immediately.
The award will be presented to the winner at the league’s annual awards presentation evening at the end of the season.
JFC president Tim Darwin said: ‘The first thing that springs to mind is why have we not had a Golden Boot before?
‘We are grateful to the Jersey Evening Post for their support and I’m sure it will be a trophy a lot of players will be extremely keen to win.’
The perpetual Golden Boot will be awarded together with a replica.
