Euro 2024: Every confirmed squad

Euro 2024 will see stars from around the continent battle it out in Germany to be crowned the best team in the land.

It's set to be one of the most competitive tournaments in recent memory, with nations like France, England and Germany among the favourites to claim the silverware.

But who made the cut for their respective countries and which stars were omitted?

Here is every confirmed squad for Euro 2024 this summer.

Group A

Germany

Nagelsmann will lead Germany this summer / Alex Grimm/GettyImages

Germany have performed poorly on the international scene since their 2014 World Cup success but there's real optimism that Julian Nagelsmann could mastermind a glorious run on home soil.

Toni Kroos is determined to finish his career on a high after announcing he will retire after the Euros, while fellow stalwarts Manuel Neuer and Thomas Muller have the experience necessary to go deep in international tournaments.

Florian Wirtz engineered Bayer Leverkusen's historic Bundesliga triumph and is sure to turn a few more heads over the summer.

Player	Position	Club
Manuel Neuer	Goalkeeper	Bayern Munich
Oliver Baumann	Goalkeeper	Hoffenheim
Marc-Andre ter Stegen	Goalkeeper	Barcelona
Antonio Rudiger	Defender	Real Madrid
David Raum	Defender	RB Leipzig
Jonathan Tah	Defender	Bayer Leverkusen
Joshua Kimmich	Defender	Bayern Munich
Waldemar Anton	Defender	Stuttgart
Maximilian Mittelstadt	Defender	Stuttgart
Benjamin Henrichs	Defender	RB Leipzig
Robin Koch	Defender	Eintracht Frankfurt
Nico Schlotterbeck	Defender	Borussia Dortmund
Pascal Gross	Midfielder	Brighton & Hove Albion
Toni Kroos	Midfielder	Real Madrid
Jamal Musiala	Midfielder	Bayern Munich
Chris Fuhrich	Midfielder	Stuttgart
Florian Wirtz	Midfielder	Bayer Leverkusen
Leroy Sane	Midfielder	Bayern Munich
Ilkay Gundogan	Midfielder	Barcelona
Robert Andrich	Midfielder	Bayer Leverkusen
Alexander Pavlovic	Midfielder	Bayern Munich
Kai Havertz	Forward	Arsenal
Niclas Fullkrug	Forward	Borussia Dortmund
Thomas Muller	Forward	Bayern Munich
Maximilian Beier	Forward	Hoffenheim
Deniz Undav	Forward	Stuttgart

Hungary

Szoboszlai is Hungary's main man / Charles McQuillan/GettyImages

Hungary are one of a few noted dark horses entering Euro 2024. Led by the well-liked Marco Rossi, Hungary have come on leaps and bounds since their previous appearance in this competition eight years ago, when they failed to navigate a competitive but low-quality group.

Dominik Szoboszlai is their on-pitch leader and will be tasked with producing their moments of magic in the final third. The side is built around its defensive rigidity and aggression without the ball, with RB Leipzig's Willi Orban poised to play a key role.

They may suffer from the absence of stalwart striker Adam Szalai, who announced his international retirement in 2022.

Player	Position	Club
Peter Gulacsi	Goalkeeper	RB Leipzig
Denes Dibusz	Goalkeeper	Ferencvaros
Peter Szappanos	Goalkeeper	Paksi FC
Botond Balogh	Defender	Parma
Endre Botka	Defender	Ferencvaros
Marton Dardai	Defender	Hertha Berlin
Attila Fiola	Defender	Fehervar
Milos Kerkez	Defender	Bournemouth
Adam Lang	Defender	Omonia Nicosia
Willi Orban	Defender	RB Leipzig
Zsolt Nagy	Defender	Puskas Akademia
Attila Szalai	Defender	Hoffenheim
Loic Nego	Defender	Le Havre
Bendeguz Bolla	Midfielder	Servette
Daniel Gazdag	Midfielder	Philadelphia Union
Laszlo Kleinheisler	Midfielder	Hajduk Split
Mihaly Kata	Midfielder	MTK Budapest
Adam Nagy	Midfielder	Spezia
Andras Schafer	Midfielder	Union Berlin
Dominik Szoboszlai	Midfielder	Liverpool
Callum Styles	Midfielder	Barnsley
Krisztofer Horvath	Forward	Kecskemeti
Roland Sallai	Forward	Freiburg
Martin Adam	Forward	Ulsan HD
Barnabas Varga	Forward	Ferencvaros
Kevin Csoboth	Forward	Ujpest FC

Scotland

Scotland reached their second Euros in a row / Soccrates Images/GettyImages

With Premier League stars like John McGinn, Andy Robertson and Scott McTominay, Scotland have the ingredients to make life difficult for their competitors in a tough Group A.

Their preparations were disrupted when striker Lyndon Dykes was ruled out of the tournament through injury, so manager Steve Clarke will need one of his reserve options to come good in Germany.

Player	Position	Club
Zander Clark	Goalkeeper	Hearts
Angus Gunn	Goalkeeper	Norwich City
Liam Kelly	Goalkeeper	Motherwell
Liam Cooper	Defender	Leeds United
Grant Hanley	Defender	Norwich City
Ross McCrorie	Defender	Bristol City
Scott McKenna	Defender	Copenhagen
Ryan Porteous	Defender	Watford
Anthony Ralston	Defender	Celtic
Andy Robertson	Defender	Liverpool
John Souttar	Defender	Rangers
Greg Taylor	Defender	Celtic
Kieran Tierney	Defender	Real Sociedad
Stuart Armstrong	Midfielder	Southampton
Ryan Christie	Midfielder	Bournemouth
Billy Gilmour	Midfielder	Brighton & Hove Albion
Ryan Jack	Midfielder	Rangers
John McGinn	Midfielder	Aston Villa
Callum McGregor	Midfielder	Celtic
Kenny McLean	Midfielder	Norwich City
Scott McTominay	Midfielder	Man Utd
Lewis Morgan	Midfielder	New York Red Bulls
Che Adams	Forward	Southampton
Tommy Conway	Forward	Bristol City
James Forrest	Forward	Celtic
Lawrence Shankland	Forward	Hearts

Switzerland

Xhaka won the Bundesliga with Bayer Leverkusen / Stuart Franklin/GettyImages

Switzerland boast an experienced core of senior players, with Granit Xhaka winning the Bundesliga with Bayer Leverkusen while Manuel Akanji lifted the Premier League with Manchester City.

Manager Murat Yakin didn't impress the nation's fans with their ordinary qualifying campaign but the bar is set low given Switzerland have never gone past the quarter-finals of a major tournament.

Player	Position	Club
Yann Sommer	Goalkeeper	Inter
Yvon Mvogo	Goalkeeper	Lorient
Gregor Kobel	Goalkeeper	Borussia Dortmund
Ricardo Rodriguez	Defender	Torino
Fabian Schar	Defender	Newcastle
Manuel Akanji	Defender	Man City
Nico Elvedi	Defender	Borussia Monchengladbach
Cedric Zesiger	Defender	Wolfsburg
Silvan Widmer	Defender	Mainz
Leonidas Stergiou	Defender	Stuttgart
Granit Xhaka	Midfielder	Bayer Leverkusen
Xherdan Shaqiri	Midfielder	Chicago Fire
Remo Freuler	Midfielder	Bologna
Denis Zakaria	Midfielder	Monaco
Michel Aebischer	Midfielder	Bologna
Fabian Rieder	Midfielder	Rennes
Ardon Jashari	Midfielder	Luzern
Vincent Sierro	Midfielder	Toulouse
Breel Embolo	Forward	Monaco
Steven Zuber	Forward	AEK Athens
Ruben Vargas	Forward	Augsburg
Renato Steffen	Forward	Lugano
Noah Okafor	Forward	Milan
Zeki Amdouni	Forward	Burnley
Dan Ndoye	Forward	Bologna
Kwadwo Duah	Forward	Ludogorets

Group B

Albania

Albania have a very tough group / Linnea Rheborg/GettyImages

Albania don't have too many household names but are still keen to make an impression at Euro 2024, even if their chances of progression are low having been paired with Croatia, Italy and Spain.

Armando Broja will want a few goals in Germany to get potential transfer suitors excited, while Thomas Strakosha is also known to Premier League watchers having joined Brentford in 2022.

Player	Position	Club
Etrit Berisha	Goalkeeper	Empoli
Elhan Kastrati	Goalkeeper	Cittadella
Thomas Strakosha	Goalkeeper	Brentford
Ivan Balliu	Defender	Rayo Vallecano
Mario Mitaj	Defender	Lokomotiv Moscow
Elseid Hysaj	Defender	Lazio
Arlind Ajeti	Defender	CFR Cluj
Berat Djimsiti	Defender	Atalanta
Enea Mihaj	Defender	Famalicao
Ardian Ismajili	Defender	Empoli
Marash Kumbulla	Defender	Sassuolo
Naser Aliji	Defender	Voluntari
Klaus Gjasula	Midfielder	Darmstadt
Nedim Bajrami	Midfielder	Sassuolo
Qazim Laci	Midfielder	Sparta Prague
Medon Berisha	Midfielder	Lecce
Ernest Muci	Midfielder	Besiktas
Yiber Ramadani	Midfielder	Lecce
Kristjan Asllani	Midfielder	Inter
Amir Abrashi	Midfielder	Grasshoppers
Rey Manaj	Forward	Sivasspor
Jasir Asani	Forward	Gwangju FC
Armando Broja	Forward	Chelsea
Taulant Seferi	Forward	Baniyas
Mirlind Daku	Forward	Rubin Kazan
Arber Hoxha	Forward	Dinamo Zagreb

Croatia

Zlatko Dalic has been in charge of Croatia since 2017 / Pixsell/MB Media/GettyImages

Zlatko Dalic will oversee Croatia's work in Germany again this summer and there's a distinct sense of familiarity surrounding their squad.

Croatia's midfield will be crucial to any success, with Luka Modric poised to play in his final major tournament for his country. Ivan Perisic is also on his way out.

Andrej Kramaric is most likely to lead the line after a fine goalscoring season with Hoffenheim, while Josko Gvardiol, who broke out at the 2022 World Cup, is their defensive star.

Player	Position	Club
Dominik Livaković	Goalkeeper	Fenerbahce
Ivica Ivušić	Goalkeeper	Pafos
Nediljko Labrović	Goalkeeper	Rijeka
Domagoj Vida	Defender	AEK Athens
Josip Juranović	Defender	Union Berlin
Joško Gvardiol	Defender	Man City
Borna Sosa	Defender	Ajax
Josip Stanišić	Defender	Bayer Leverkusen
Josip Šutalo	Defender	Ajax
Martin Erlić	Defender	Sassuolo
Marin Pongračić	Defender	Lecce
Luka Modrić	Midfielder	Real Madrid
Mateo Kovačić	Midfielder	Man City
Marcelo Brozović	Midfielder	Al Nassr
Mario Pašalić	Midfielder	Atalanta
Nikola Vlašić	Midfielder	Torino
Lovro Majer	Midfielder	Wolfsburg
Luka Ivanušec	Midfielder	Feyenoord
Luka Sučić	Midfielder	FC Salzburg
Martin Baturina	Midfielder	Dinamo Zagreb
Ivan Perišić	Forward	Hajduk Split
Andrej Kramarić	Forward	Hoffenheim
Bruno Petković	Forward	Dinamo Zagreb
Marko Pjaca	Forward	Rijeka
Ante Budimir	Forward	Osasuna
Marco Pašalić	Forward	Rijeka

Italy

Italy are defending their title / Insidefoto/GettyImages

There isn't too much optimism surrounding the holders, with the general feeling being that Italy are considerably worse off compared to three years ago when they carried an unwavering sense of momentum into Euro 2020.

Luciano Spalletti is yet to build this Italian team in his image and the Azzurri's 26-man squad doesn't exactly inspire. They've been hindered by injuries to Francesco Acerbi and Giorgio Scalvini, while questions remain over who will score their goals.

Gianluca Scamacca is set to lead the line off the back of a fine season with Atalanta, but his record for the national team is dire. Many suspect Italy's stellar midfield will have to do a lot of heavy lifting this summer.

Manuel Locatelli was among the harsh omissions.

Player	Position	Club
Gianluigi Donnarumma	Goalkeeper	PSG
Guglielmo Vicario	Goalkeeper	Tottenham
Alex Meret	Goalkeeper	Napoli
Alessandro Bastoni	Defender	Inter
Raoul Bellanova	Defender	Torino
Alessandro Buongiorno	Defender	Torino
Riccardo Calafiori	Defender	Bologna
Andrea Cambiaso	Defender	Juventus
Matteo Darmian	Defender	Inter
Giovanni Di Lorenzo	Defender	Napoli
Federico Dimarco	Defender	Inter
Gianluca Mancini	Defender	Roma
Federico Gatti	Defender	Juventus
Jorginho	Midfielder	Arsenal
Nicolo Barella	Midfielder	Inter
Bryan Cristante	Midfielder	Roma
Nicolo Fagioli	Midfielder	Juventus
Michael Folorunsho	Midfielder	Hellas Verona
Davide Frattesi	Midfielder	Inter
Lorenzo Pellegrini	Midfielder	Roma
Federico Chiesa	Forward	Juventus
Giacomo Raspadori	Forward	Napoli
Stephan El Shaarawy	Forward	Roma
Mateo Retegui	Forward	Genoa
Mattia Zaccagni	Forward	Napoli
Gianluca Scamacca	Forward	Atalanta

Spain

Pedri is among Spain's wonderfully gifted midfield options / Fran Santiago/GettyImages

Their glorious spell in the late 2000s and early 2010s aside, Spain have often flattered to deceive at international tournaments.

Their history is filled with last 16 and quarter-final exits but their brilliantly gifted youngsters will be keen to put their own stamp on proceedings in Germany.

The presence of teenager Lamine Yamal and midfield wizard Pedri, both of Barcelona, could inspire La Roja to an improved performance this time around.

Player	Position	Club
Unai Simon	Goalkeeper	Athletic Club
Alex Remiro	Goalkeeper	Real Sociedad
David Raya	Goalkeeper	Arsenal
Dani Carvajal	Defender	Real Madrid
Jesus Navas	Defender	Sevilla
Aymeric Laporte	Defender	Al Nassr
Nacho Fernandez	Defender	Real Madrid
Robin Le Normand	Defender	Real Sociedad
Dani Vivian	Defender	Athletic Club
Alex Grimaldo	Defender	Bayer Leverkusen
Marc Cucurella	Defender	Chelsea
Rodri	Midfielder	Man City
Martin Zubimendi	Midfielder	Real Sociedad
Fabian Ruiz	Midfielder	PSG
Mikel Merino	Midfielder	Real Sociedad
Pedri	Midfielder	Barcelona
Alex Baena	Midfielder	Villarreal
Fermin Lopez	Midfielder	Barcelona
Alvaro Morata	Forward	Atletico Madrid
Joselu	Forward	Real Madrid
Dani Olmo	Forward	RB Leipzig
Nico Williams	Forward	Athletic Club
Mikel Oyarzabal	Forward	Real Sociedad
Ayoze Perez	Forward	Real Betis
Ferran Torres	Forward	Barcelona
Lamine Yamal	Forward	Barcelona

Group C

Denmark

Denmark enjoyed a strong Euro 2020 campaign / LISELOTTE SABROE/GettyImages

Denmark reached the semi-finals at Euro 2020 before succumbing to England, with manager Kasper Hjulmand still at the helm.

The Danes struggled at the 2022 World Cup, but there's hope that the emergence of Rasmus Hojlund will help their cause greatly in Germany following their goal-shy campaign in Qatar.

Hjulmand's squad is familiar and experienced, with Christian Eriksen still operating as the country's creative force.

Player	Position	Club
Kasper Schmeichel	Goalkeeper	Anderlecht
Frederik Ronnow	Goalkeeper	Union Berlin
Mads Hermansen	Goalkeeper	Leicester
Simon Kjaer	Defender	Milan
Andreas Christensen	Defender	Barcelona
Joakim Maehle	Defender	Wolfsburg
Jannik Vestergaard	Defender	Leicester
Joachim Andersen	Defender	Crystal Palace
Rasmus Kristensen	Defender	Roma
Victor Nelsson	Defender	Galatasaray
Victor Kristiansen	Defender	Bologna
Alexander Bah	Defender	Benfica
Christian Eriksen	Midfielder	Man Utd
Thomas Delaney	Midfielder	Anderlecht
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg	Midfielder	Tottenham
Mathias Jensen	Midfielder	Brentford
Christian Norgaard	Midfielder	Brentford
Morten Hjulmand	Midfielder	Sporting CP
Yussuf Poulsen	Forward	RB Leipzig
Kasper Dolberg	Forward	Anderlecht
Andreas Skov Olsen	Forward	Club Brugge
Jonas Wind	Forward	Wolfsburg
Mikkel Damsgaard	Forward	Brentford
Rasmus Hojlund	Forward	Man Utd
Jacob Bruun Larsen	Forward	Hoffenheim
Anders Dreyer	Forward	Anderlecht

England

Gareth Southgate, Harry Kane, Steve Holland

Gareth Southgate made several big calls regarding his final 26-man squad / Richard Pelham/GettyImages

Gareth Southgate has drifted away from loyalty and picked a 26-man squad based on form. Stalwarts Marcus Rashford, Raheem Sterling, Jordan Henderson and Kalvin Phillips will not be on the plane to Germany.

The England boss made seven cuts to his training camp squad to get to the magic 26, with the injured Harry Maguire as well as James Maddison and Jack Grealish failing to make the final squad. Lewis Dunk's inclusion over Jarrad Branthwaite did raise a few eyebrows and it seems as if England will be reliant on a half-fit Luke Shaw at left-back this summer.

A superstar-laden attacking force is the primary reason behind English optimism and several wildcard selections, such as Eberechi Eze and Adam Wharton, will be looking to make an impact at Euro 2024.

Player	Position	Club
Dean Henderson	Goalkeeper	Crystal Palace
Jordan Pickford	Goalkeeper	Everton
Aaron Ramsdale	Goalkeeper	Arsenal
Lewis Dunk	Defender	Brighton & Hove Albion
Joe Gomez	Defender	Liverpool
Marc Guehi	Defender	Crystal Palace
Ezri Konsa	Defender	Aston Villa
Luke Shaw	Defender	Man Utd
John Stones	Defender	Man City
Kieran Trippier	Defender	Newcastle
Kyle Walker	Defender	Man City
Trent Alexander-Arnold	Midfielder	Liverpool
Jude Bellingham	Midfielder	Real Madrid
Conor Gallagher	Midfielder	Chelsea
Kobbie Mainoo	Midfielder	Man Utd
Declan Rice	Midfielder	Arsenal
Adam Wharton	Midfielder	Crystal Palace
Jarrod Bowen	Forward	West Ham
Eberechi Eze	Forward	Crystal Palace
Phil Foden	Forward	Man City
Anthony Gordon	Forward	Newcastle
Harry Kane	Forward	Bayern Munich
Cole Palmer	Forward	Chelsea
Bukayo Saka	Forward	Arsenal
Ivan Toney	Forward	Brentford
Ollie Watkins	Forward	Aston Villa

Serbia

Dusan Vlahovic, Strahinja Erakovic, Aleksandar Mitrovic

Can Serbia finally prove their dark horse status? / Srdjan Stevanovic/GettyImages

This talented Serbian generation is yet to do themselves justice on the international stage and they'll be competing at their first European Championship as an independent nation this summer off the back of two group stage exits at the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

Pessimism prevails back home heading into Euro 2024, with many unconvinced by Dragan Stojkovic's capacity to oversee a deep run in Germany this summer.

Stojkovic's squad selection drew little controversy, but the Serbia manager must consider how he can fit all the attacking firepower at his disposal into his starting lineup without compromising the side's balance.

Player	Position	Club
Vanja Milinkovic-Savic	Goalkeeper	Torino
Predrag Rajkovic	Goalkeeper	Mallorca
Djordje Petrovic	Goalkeeper	Chelsea
Strahinja Pavlovic	Defender	FC Salzburg
Nikola Milenkovic	Defender	Fiorentina
Milos Veljkovic	Defender	Werder Bremen
Srdan Babic	Defender	Spartak Moscow
Uros Spajic	Defender	Red Star
Nemanja Stojic	Defender	Red Star
Sasa Lukic	Midfielder	Fulham
Nemanja Gudelj	Midfielder	Sevilla
Nemanja Maksimovic	Midfielder	Getafe
Ivan Ilic	Midfielder	Torino
Srdjan Mijailovic	Midfielder	Red Star
Sergej Milinkovic-Savic	Midfielder	Al Hilal
Dusan Tadic	Midfielder	Fenerbahce
Lazar Samardzic	Midfielder	Udinese
Veljko Birmancevic	Midfielder	Sparta Prague
Filip Kostic	Midfielder	Juventus
Filip Mladenovic	Midfielder	Panathinaikos
Andrija Zivkovic	Midfielder	PAOK
Mijat Gacinovic	Midfielder	AEK Athens
Aleksandar Mitrovic	Forward	Al Hilal
Dusan Vlahovic	Forward	Juventus
Luka Jovic	Forward	Milan
Petar Ratkov	Forward	FC Salzburg

Slovenia

Oblak stars in goal for Slovenia / Jurij Kodrun/GettyImages

There's every chance Atletico Madrid star Jan Oblak will be a very busy goalkeeper this summer given the quality of opposition Slovenia will face in Group C.

There's plenty of hype surrounding RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, while Josip Ilicic is back strutting his stuff for Maribor after leaving Atalanta a few years ago.

Player	Position	Club
Jan Oblak	Goalkeeper	Atletico Madrid
Vid Belec	Goalkeeper	APOEL
Igor Vekic	Goalkeeper	Vejle
Zan Karnicnik	Defender	Celje
Jure Balkovec	Defender	Alanyaspor
David Brekalo	Defender	Orlando City
Jaka Bijol	Defender	Udinese
Erik Janza	Defender	Gornik Zabrze
Petar Stojanovic	Defender	Sampdoria
Vanja Drkusic	Defender	Sochi
Miha Blazic	Defender	Lech Poznan
Jon Gorenc Stankovic	Midfielder	Sturm Graz
Benjamin Verbic	Midfielder	Panathinaikos
Sandi Lovric	Midfielder	Udinese
Timi Max Elsnik	Midfielder	Olimpija Ljubljana
Jasmin Kurtic	Midfielder	Sudtirol
Tomi Horvat	Midfielder	Sturm Graz
Adam Gnezda Cerin	Midfielder	Panathinaikos
Adrian Zeljkovic	Midfielder	Spartak Trnava
Nino Zugelj	Midfielder	Bodo/Glimt
Andraz Sporar	Forward	Panathinaikos
Benjamin Sesko	Forward	RB Leipzig
Jan Mlakar	Forward	Pisa
Zan Vipotnik	Forward	Bordeaux
Josip Ilicic	Forward	Maribor
Zan Celar	Forward	Lugano

Group D

Austria

Alaba is injured and won't be at the Euros / Christian Hofer/GettyImages

Austria will have to make do without their fantastic captain David Alaba, who suffered a major injury at the end of 2023 playing for Real Madrid.

There are plenty of hard workers in midfield, with the likes of Konrad Laimer and Marcel Sabitzer available to former Man Utd interim boss Ralf Rangnick.

Player	Position	Club
Patrick Pentz	Goalkeeper	Brondby
Heinz Lindner	Goalkeeper	Union Saint-Gilloise
Niklas Hedl	Goalkeeper	Rapid Wien
Stefan Posch	Defender	Bologna
Max Wober	Defender	Borussia Monchengladbach
Philipp Lienhart	Defender	Freiburg
Kevin Danso	Defender	Lens
Phillipp Mwene	Defender	Mainz
Flavius Daniliuc	Defender	Red Bull Salzburg
Gernot Trauner	Defender	Feyenoord
Leopold Querfeld	Defender	Rapid Wien
Marcel Sabitzer	Midfielder	Borussia Dortmund
Florian Grillitsch	Midfielder	Hoffenheim
Christoph Baumgartner	Midfielder	RB Leipzig
Konrad Laimer	Midfielder	Bayern Munich
Florian Kainz	Midfielder	Koln
Nicolas Seiwald	Midfielder	RB Leipzig
Romano Schmid	Midfielder	Werder Bremen
Alexander Prass	Midfielder	Sturm Graz
Matthias Seidl	Midfielder	Rapid Vienna
Marko Arnautovic	Forward	Inter
Michael Gregoritsch	Forward	Freiburg
Andreas Weimann	Forward	West Brom
Patrick Wimmer	Forward	Wolfsburg
Marco Grull	Forward	Rapid Wien
Maximilian Entrup	Forward	TSV Hartberg

France

Will anyone be able to stop France this summer? / Catherine Steenkeste/GettyImages

Where do you start with this France squad? It's stacked from top to bottom.

Mike Maignan will assume number one duties in the wake of Hugo Lloris' international retirement and he'll operate behind an athletic backline boasting immense power, and guile in possession.

N'Golo Kante's return to the squad was the most notable surprise, but it remains to be seen how big a role he'll play for Didier Deschamps this summer. Adrien Rabiot is a personal favourite of Deschamps, while Youssouf Fofana enjoyed a superb season with Monaco. Many have tipped Warren Zaire-Emery for Young Player of the Tournament, too.

Kylian Mbappe leads a bunch of superstars in attack, although Olivier Giroud still has a big role to play for Les Bleus. Kingsley Coman is an injury doubt after missing the conclusion of the 2023/24 season, but Deschamps certainly isn't shy of options out wide. Antoine Griezmann has thrived in a deeper role for the national team.

Player	Position	Club
Brice Samba	Goalkeeper	Lens
Mike Maignan	Goalkeeper	Milan
Alphonse Areola	Goalkeeper	West Ham
Ibrahima Konate	Defender	Liverpool
William Saliba	Defender	Arsenal
Jules Kounde	Defender	Barcelona
Dayot Upamecano	Defender	Bayern Munich
Jonathan Clauss	Defender	Marseille
Benjamin Pavard	Defender	Inter
Theo Hernandez	Defender	Milan
Ferland Mendy	Defender	Real Madrid
N'Golo Kante	Midfielder	Al Ittihad
Eduardo Camavinga	Midfielder	Real Madrid
Adrien Rabiot	Midfielder	Juventus
Warren Zaire-Emery	Midfielder	PSG
Youssouf Fofana	Midfielder	Monaco
Aurelien Tchouameni	Midfielder	Real Madrid
Olivier Giroud	Forward	Milan
Antoine Griezmann	Forward	Atletico Madrid
Kylian Mbappe	Forward	Real Madrid
Ousmane Dembele	Forward	PSG
Randal Kolo Muani	Forward	PSG
Marcus Thuram	Forward	Inter
Bradley Barcola	Forward	PSG
Kingsley Coman	Forward	Bayern Munich

Netherlands

France and the Netherlands faced off in qualifying / Dean Mouhtaropoulos/GettyImages

Ronald Koeman was in nice and early with his final 26-man squad for the tournament, with the Dutch manager omitting the likes of Jurrien Timber and Ian Maatsen, potentially leaving his squad short down the left-hand side.

The Netherlands' talent is otherwise pretty incredible. Virgil van Dijk is set to lead a stout backline, with Jeremie Frimpong bound to enjoy a breakout international tournament as Koeman's flying wing-back down the right.

The Dutch will hope Frenkie de Jong is fit in time for the start of the tournament and that Memphis Depay maintains his impressive goalscoring record for the national team in Germany.

Player	Position	Club
Bart Verbruggen	Goalkeeper	Brighton & Hove Albion
Mark Flekken	Goalkeeper	Brentford
Justin Bijlow	Goalkeeper	Feyenoord
Virgil van Dijk	Defender	Liverpool
Stefan de Vrij	Defender	Inter
Micky van de Ven	Defender	Tottenham
Daley Blind	Defender	Girona
Matthijs de Ligt	Defender	Bayern Munich
Nathan Ake	Defender	Man City
Denzel Dumfries	Defender	Inter
Lutsharel Geertruida	Defender	Feyenoord
Jeremie Frimpong	Defender	Bayer Leverkusen
Teun Koopmeiners	Midfielder	Atalanta
Ryan Gravenberch	Midfielder	Liverpool
Frenkie de Jong	Midfielder	Barcelona
Tijjani Reijnders	Midfielder	Milan
Xavi Simons	Midfielder	RB Leipzig
Joey Veerman	Midfielder	PSV
Jerdy Schouten	Midfielder	PSV
Gini Wijnaldum	Midfielder	Al Ettifaq
Steven Bergwijn	Forward	Ajax
Memphis Depay	Forward	Atletico Madrid
Brian Brobbey	Forward	Ajax
Wout Weghorst	Forward	Hoffenheim
Donyell Malen	Forward	Borussia Dortmund
Cody Gakpo	Forward	Liverpool

Poland

Lewandowski could be playing at his last international tournament / Adam Nurkiewicz/GettyImages

Time is running out for Robert Lewandowski to make his mark at an international tournament and Poland's hopes at Euro 2024 will hinge on his performances as usual.

Wojciech Szczesny is a familiar face between the sticks, while Piotr Zielinski played a key role for Napoli during their Serie A title win in 2022/23.

Player	Position	Club
Wojciech Szczesny	Goalkeeper	Juventus
Lukasz Skorupski	Goalkeeper	Bologna
Marcin Bulka	Goalkeeper	Nice
Jan Bednarek	Defender	Southampton
Bartosz Bereszynski	Defender	Empoli
Jakub Kiwior	Defender	Arsenal
Tymoteusz Puchacz	Defender	Kaiserslautern
Bartosz Salamon	Defender	Lech Poznan
Pawel Dawidowicz	Defender	Hellas Verona
Pawel Bochniewicz	Defender	Heerenveen
Sebastian Walukiewicz	Defender	Empoli
Kamil Grosicki	Midfielder	Pogon Szczecin
Piotr Zielinski	Midfielder	Napoli
Przemyslaw Frankowski	Midfielder	Lens
Sebastian Szymanski	Midfielder	Fenerbahce
Jakub Moder	Midfielder	Brighton & Hove Albion
Damian Szymanski	Midfielder	AEK Athens
Nicola Zalewski	Midfielder	Roma
Bartosz Slisz	Midfielder	Atlanta United
Michal Skoras	Midfielder	Club Bruges
Jakub Piotrowski	Midfielder	Ludogorets Razgrad
Taras Romanczuk	Midfielder	Jagiellonia Bialystok
Kacper Urbanski	Midfielder	Bologna
Robert Lewandowski	Forward	Barcelona
Arkadiusz Milik	Forward	Juventus
Karol Swiderski	Forward	Hellas Verona

Group E

Belgium

SOCCER FRIENDLY RED DEVILS VS MONTENEGRO

Domenico Tedesco leads Belgium for the first time at a major tournament / VIRGINIE LEFOUR/GettyImages

Domenico Tedesco doesn't need 26 players, apparently, with the Belgium manager naming just 25 in his Euro 2024 squad.

Belgium are heading into a new era with Tedesco at the helm, but remnants of their 'Golden Generation' remain. Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku will once again be protagonists for the Red Devils in Germany, with Tedesco also able to call upon a litany of exciting young talent in wide areas.

There's decent balance in midfield, but the problem areas lie with an ageing defence that won't be backed up by Thibaut Courtois between the sticks.

Player	Position	Club
Koen Casteels	Goalkeeper	Wolfsburg
Thomas Kaminski	Goalkeeper	Luton Town
Matz Sels	Goalkeeper	Nottingham Forest
Timothy Castagne	Defender	Fulham
Maxim De Cuyper	Defender	Club Brugge
Zeno Debast	Defender	Anderlecht
Wout Faes	Defender	Leicester
Thomas Meunier	Defender	Trabzonspor
Jan Vertonghen	Defender	Anderlecht
Arthur Theate	Defender	Rennes
Axel Witsel	Defender	Atletico Madrid
Yannick Carrasco	Midfielder	Al Shabab
Kevin De Bruyne	Midfielder	Man City
Orel Mangala	Midfielder	Lyon
Amadou Onana	Midfielder	Everton
Youri Tielemans	Midfielder	Aston Villa
Arthur Vermeeren	Midfieder	Atletico Madrid
Aster Vranckx	Midfielder	Wolfsburg
Johan Bakayoko	Forward	PSV
Charles De Ketelaere	Forward	Atalanta
Jeremy Doku	Forward	Man City
Romelu Lukaku	Forward	Roma
Dodi Lukebakio	Forward	Sevilla
Lois Openda	Forward	RB Leipzig
Leandro Trossard	Forward	Arsenal

Romania

Romania topped their qualifying group / Vasile Mihai-Antonio/GettyImages

Having topped their qualification group - finishing five points ahead of Switzerland - Romania may fancy their chances of causing an upset at Euro 2024, especially given the names they have been drawn against in Group E.

Belgium are the obvious favourites for qualification to the knockout stages, but Slovakia and Ukraine can be beaten from a Romanian perspective.

Player	Position	Club
Florin Nita	Goalkeeper	Gaziantep
Horatiu Moldovan	Goalkeeper	Atletico Madrid
Stefan Tarnovanu	Goalkeeper	FCSB
Nicusor Bancu	Defender	Universitatea Craiova
Bogdan Racovitan	Defender	Rakow Czestochowa
Andrei Burca	Defender	Al Okhdood
Ionut Nedelcearu	Defender	Palermo
Adrian Rus	Defender	Pafos
Andrei Ratiu	Defender	Rayo Vallecano
Radu Dragusin	Defender	Tottenham
Vasile Mogos	Defender	CFR Cluj
Deian Sorescu	Midfielder	Gaziantep
Nicolae Stanciu	Midfielder	Damac
Razvan Marin	Midfielder	Empoli
Alexandru Cicaldau	Midfielder	Konyaspor
Ianis Hagi	Midfielder	Alaves
Dennis Man	Midfielder	Parma
Valentin Mihaila	Midfielder	Parma
Darius Olaru	Midfielder	FCSB
Marius Marin	Midfielder	Pisa
Florinel Coman	Midfielder	FCSB
Adrian Sut	Midfielder	FCSB
Constantin Grameni	Midfielder	Farul Constanta
Daniel Birligea	Forward	CFR Cluj
Denis Dragus	Forward	Gaziantep
George Puscas	Forward	Bari

Slovakia

Slovakia finished a comfortable second in qualifying / Gualter Fatia/GettyImages

Slovakia were only beaten by an invincible Portugal in qualifying, winning seven of their matches en route to Euro 2024. They too will fancy their chances of reaching the knockout stages of a major tournament for only the third time.

They have players capable of helping them there too, with David Hancko and Milan Skriniar forming a formidable centre-back partnership in front of Newcastle's Martin Dubravka.

Player	Position	Club
Martin Dubravka	Goalkeeper	Newcastle
Marek Rodak	Goalkeeper	Fulham
Henrich Ravas	Goalkeeper	New England Revolution
Peter Pekarik	Defender	Hertha BSC
Milan Skriniar	Defender	PSG
Norbert Gyomber	Defender	Salernitana
David Hancko	Defender	Feyenoord
Denis Vavro	Defender	Copenhagen
Vernon De Marco	Defender	Hatta
Adam Obert	Defender	Cagliari
Sebastian Kosa	Defender	Spartak Trnava
Juraj Kucka	Midfielder	Slovan Bratislava
Ondrej Duda	Midfielder	Hellas Verona
Patrik Hrosovsky	Midfielder	Genk
Stanislav Lobotka	Midfielder	Napoli
Matus Bero	Midfielder	Bochum
Laszlo Benes	Midfielder	Hamburg
Tomas Rigo	Midfielder	Banik Ostrava
Robert Bozenik	Midfielder	Boavista
Lukas Haraslin	Forward	Sparta Prague
Tomas Suslov	Forward	Hellas Verona
Ivan Schranz	Forward	Slavia Prague
David Strelec	Forward	Slovan Bratislava
David Duris	Forward	Ascoli
Lubomir Tupta	Forward	Slovan Liberec
Leo Sauer	Forward	Feyenoord

Ukraine

Mykhailo Mudryk could be key for Ukraine / Rafal Oleksiewicz/GettyImages

No team will be relishing a clash with a spirited Ukraine side. They may have only qualified for the tournament via the play-offs, but they have a squad stacked with talented players from Europe's top five divisions.

From the Premier League, there is the likes of Oleksandr Zinchenko, Mykhailo Mudryk and Vitaliy Mykolenko, while Andriy Lunin, Artem Dovbyk and Viktor Tsygankov all had terrific seasons in La Liga.

Player	Position	Club
Heorhiy Buschchan	Goalkeeper	Dynamo Kyiv
Andriy Lunin	Goalkeeper	Real Madrid
Anatoliy Trubin	Goalkeeper	Benfica
Mykola Matviyenko	Defender	Shakhtar Donetsk
Vitaliy Mykolenko	Defender	Everton
Illya Zabarnyi	Defender	Bournemouth
Oleksandr Tymchyk	Defender	Dynamo Kyiv
Yukhym Konoplya	Defender	Shakhtar Donestk
Bohdan Mykhaylichenko	Defender	Polissya Zhytomyr
Valeriy Bondar	Defender	Shakhtar Donetsk
Maksym Taloverov	Defender	LASK
Oleksandar Zinchenko	Defender	Arsenal
Oleksandr Svatok	Defender	Dnipro-1
Serhiy Sydorchuk	Midfielder	Westerlo
Taras Stepanenko	Midfielder	Shakhtar Donetsk
Ruslan Malinovskyi	Midfielder	Genoa
Volodymyr Brazhko	Midfielder	Dynamo Kyiv
Heorhiy Sudakov	Midfielder	Shakhtar Donestk
Mykola Shaparenko	Midfielder	Dynamo Kyiv
Andriy Yarmolenko	Forward	Dynamo Kyiv
Viktor Tsygankov	Forward	Girona
Oleksandr Zubkov	Forward	Shakhtar Donetsk
Mykhailo Mudryk	Forward	Chelsea
Roman Yaremchuk	Forward	Valencia
Artem Dovbyk	Forward	Girona
Vladyslav Vanat	Forward	Dynamo Kyiv

Group F

Czechia

Could Czech Republic be a surprise performer? / Jasmin Walter/GettyImages

Czechia have their work cut out if they're to repeat their quarter-final finish at Euro 2020, but they've been drawn into a group which they're more than capable of progressing out of.

The Czechs are expected to be steady customers at Euro 2024, with West Ham duo Vladimir Coufal and Tomas Soucek remaining a part of Ivan Hasek's plans following the departure of Jarsolva Silhavy last year.

Patrik Schick was crucial to the side's success three years ago, while Adam Hlozek is a player to keep an eye on.

Player	Position	Club
Jindrich Stanek	Goalkeeper	Slavia Prague
Vitezslav Jaros	Goalkeeper	Sturm Graz
Matej Kovar	Goalkeeper	Bayer Leverkusen
Vladimir Coufal	Defender	West Ham
Tomas Holes	Defender	Slavia Prague
David Zima	Defender	Slavia Prague
Ladislav Krejci	Defender	Sparta Prague
David Jurasek	Defender	Hoffenheim
Robin Hranac	Defender	Viktoria Plzen
Tomas Vlcek	Defender	Slavia Prague
Martin Vitík	Defender	Sparta Prague
Tomas Soucek	Midfielder	West Ham
Antonin Barak	Midfielder	Fiorentina
David Doudera	Midfielder	Slavia Prague
Michal Sadilek	Midfielder	Twente
Lukas Provod	Midfielder	Slavia Prague
Vaclav Cerny	Midfielder	Wolfsburg
Ondrej Lingr	Midfielder	Feyenoord
Marej Jurasek	Midfielder	Slavia Prague
Pavel Sulc	Midfielder	Viktoria Plzen
Lukas Cerv	Midfielder	Viktoria Plzen
Patrik Schick	Forward	Bayer Leverkusen
Adam Hlozek	Forward	Bayer Leverkusen
Jan Kuchta	Forward	Sparta Prague
Mojmir Chytil	Forward	Slavia Prague
Tomas Chory	Forward	Viktoria Plzen

Georgia

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is Georgia's talisman / Levan Verdzeuli/GettyImages

A penalty shootout victory over Greece in March means Georgia will competing at their maiden major international tournament this summer.

Willy Sagnol's 26-man squad has already been immortalised, with Napoli's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia operating as Georgia's superstar in attack.

Player	Position	Club
Giorgi Loria	Goalkeeper	Dinamo Tbilisi
Giorgi Mamardashvili	Goalkeeper	Valencia
Luka Gugeshashvili	Goalkeeper	Qarabag
Guram Kashia	Defender	Slovan Bratislava
Otar Kakabadze	Defender	Cracovia
Solomon Kvirkvelia	Defender	Al Okhdood
Lasha Dvali	Defender	APOEL
Jemal Tabidze	Defender	Panetolikos
Luka Lochoshvili	Defender	Cremonese
Giorgi Gocholeishvili	Defender	Shakhtar Donetsk
Giorgi Gvelesiani	Defender	Persepolis
Gabriel Sigua	Midfielder	Basel
Nika Kvekverskiri	Midfielder	Lech Poznan
Otar Kiteishvili	Midfielder	Sturm Graz
Saba Lobzhanidze	Midfielder	Atlanta United
Zuriko Davitashvili	Midfielder	Bordeaux
Giorgi Chakvetadze	Midfielder	Watford
Levan Shengelia	Midfielder	Panetlikos
Giorgi Tsitaishvili	Midfielder	Dinamo Batumi
Anzor Mekvabishvili	Midfielder	Universitatea Craiova
Giorgi Kochorashvili	Midfielder	Levante
Sandro Altunashvili	Midfielder	Wolfsberger AC
Giorgi Kvilitaia	Forward	APOEL
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia	Forward	Napoli
Budu Zivzivadze	Forward	Karlsruher SC
Georges Mikautadze	Forward	Metz

Portugal

Rui Patricio, Roberto Martinez, Francisco Conceicao, Nuno Mendes, Vitinha, Rafael Leao, Jose Sa, Danilo Pereira

Roberto Martinez's Portugal are among the favourites / Gualter Fatia/GettyImages

Portugal can compete with anybody from a talent perspective this summer, but they've underachived since winning the tournament against the odds in 2016.

However, a shift in manager should bring about alternate fortunes for Portugal - even if Robert Martinez failed to get Belgium's 'Golden Generation' over the line.

Martinez's 26-man squad is strong across the board, with Cristiano Ronaldo potentially playing at his final major international tournament in Germany. There's no doubt the Saudi Pro League's reigning Golden Boot holder has his sights set on North America in two years' time, mind.

Player	Position	Club
Rui Patricio	Goalkeeper	Roma
Jose Sa	Goalkeeper	Wolves
Diogo Costa	Goalkeeper	Porto
Nelson Semedo	Defender	Wolves
Antonio Silva	Defender	Benfica
Danilo Pereira	Defender	PSG
Joao Cancelo	Defender	Barcelona
Ruben Dias	Defender	Man City
Pepe	Defender	Porto
Goncalo Inacio	Defender	Sporting CP
Diogo Dalot	Defender	Man Utd
Nuno Mendes	Defender	PSG
Joao Palhinha	Midfielder	Fulham
Bruno Fernandes	Midfielder	Man Utd
Ruben Neves	Midfielder	Al Hilal
Vitinha	Midfielder	PSG
Joao Neves	Midfielder	Benfica
Matheus Nunes	Midfielder	Man City
Bernardo Silva	Midfielder	Man City
Goncalo Ramos	Forward	PSG
Joao Felix	Forward	Barcelona
Rafael Leao	Forward	Milan
Francisco Conceicao	Forward	Porto
Cristiano Ronaldo	Forward	Al Nassr
Diogo Jota	Forward	Liverpool
Pedro Neto	Forward	Wolves

Turkey

Turkey underperformed at Euro 2020 / Huw Fairclough/GettyImages

Having had a disastrous Euro 2020 campaign despite being labelled 'dark horses', Turkey will be aiming to bounce back in Germany.

They have a squad full of seasoned professionals with a sprinkling of youth in Real Madrid's Arda Guler and Juventus' Kenan Yildiz.

Player	Position	Club
Altay Bayindir	Goalkeeper	Man Utd
Mert Gunok	Goalkeeper	Besiktas
Ugurcan Cakir	Goalkeeper	Trabzonspor
Fedri Kadioglu	Defender	Fenerbahce
Zeki Celik	Defender	Roma
Merih Demiral	Defender	Al Ahli
Samet Akaydin	Defender	Panathinaikos
Ozan Kabak	Defender	Hoffenheim
Mert Muldur	Defender	Fenerbahce
Cenk Ozkacar	Defender	Valencia
Abdulkerim Bardakci	Defender	Galatasaray
Ahmetcan Kaplan	Defender	Ajax
Okay Yokuslu	Midfielder	West Brom
Berat Ozdemir	Midfielder	Trabzonspor
Salih Ozcan	Midfielder	Borussia Dortmund
Orkun Kokcu	Midfielder	Benfica
Hakan Calhanoglu	Midfielder	Inter
Ismail Yuksek	Midfielder	Fenerbahce
Arda Guler	Midfielder	Real Madrid
Abdulkadir Omur	Midfielder	Hull
Kaan Ayhan	Midfielder	Galatasaray
Can Uzun	Midfielder	Nurnberg
Kerem Akturkoglu	Forward	Galatasaray
Irfan Kahveci	Forward	Fenerbahce
Yusuf Yazici	Forward	Lille
Yunus Akgun	Forward	Leicester

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