Euros winners list, how many countries have won the title?
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All eyes will be on the Allianz Arena later today, June 14, as hosts Germany prepare to kick off the highly-anticipated Euro 2024 tournament.
A string of talent is set to be on full display over the next month as 24 top nations compete for Europe’s most coveted piece of international silverware.
The Euros promises to be entertaining partly because of the presence of Premier League teammates who turn into rivals on the international stage.
Euros winners list, how many countries have won the title?
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Unfortunately, Erling Haaland’s goal-scoring prowess and Martin Odegaard’s creativity in midfield will not be present at the Euros because Norway failed to qualify for the tournament.
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Altay Bayindir - Turkey
Diogo Dalot - Portugal
Christian Eriksen - Denmark
Bruno Fernandes - Portugal
Rasmus Hojlund - Denmark
Kobbie Mainoo - England
Scott McTominay - Scotland
Luke Shaw - England
Mikkel Damasgaard - Denmark
Mark Flekken - Netherlands
Mathias Jensen - Denmark
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Christian Norgaard - Denmark
David Raya (on loan at Arsenal) - Spain
Thomas Strakosha - Abania
Ivan Toney - England
Armando Broja - Albania
Marc Cucurella - Spain
Conor Gallagher - England
Romelu Lukaku - Belgium
Mykhailo Mudryk - Ukraine
Cole Palmer - England
Djorde Petrovic - Serbia
Ian Maatsen - Chelsea
Trent Alexander-Arnold - England
Cody Gakpo - Netherlands
Joe Gomez - England
Ryan Gravenberch - Netherlands
Diogo Jota - Portugal
Ibrahima Konate - France
Andy Robertson - Scotland
Dominik Szoboszlai - Hungary
Virgil van Dijk – Netherlands
Kai Havertz - Germany
Jorginho - Italy
Jakub Kiwior - Poland
Aaron Ramsdale - England
Declan Rice - England
Bukayo Saka - England
William Saliba - France
Kieran Tierney - Scotland
Leandro Trossard - Belgium
Oleksandr Zinchenko - Ukraine
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Nathan Ake - Netherlands
Kevin de Bruyne - Belgium
Joao Cancelo (on loan at Barcelona) - Portugal
Ruben Dias - Portugal
Jeremy Doku - Belgium
Phil Foden - England
Josko Gvardiol - Croatia
Mateo Kovacic - Croatia
Rodri - Spain
Bernardo Silva - Portugal
John Stones - England
Kyle Walker - England.
The only Premier League club without any representation at the Euros is the newly-promoted Ipswich Town.
Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur, which is part of the Premier League 'Big Six', only has four players in the competition.
Sports Brief also reported on the seven best Euro 2024 group games ahead of kick-off today.
The group stage will have clashes between heavyweight nations, including Spain against Italy.
France will also face the 2010 FIFA World Cup finalists in the group stages of this year's event.