Which Premier League players are going to Euro 2024?
Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo, Bournemouth’s Milok Kerkez and Arsenal’s Jakub Kiwior are all heading to Euro 2024
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Euro 2024 is less than a week away and managers from the 24 nations have now named their squads.
Defending champions Italy missed out on the 2022 World Cup but will be defending their title in Germany.
Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane and Real Madrid’s Jude Bellingham will attempt to lead England to their first European crown.
With Norway failing to qualify, there will be no Erling Haaland or Martin Odegaard but there are plenty of other Premier League players on show in the coming month.
Arsenal
Declan Rice completed a £105 million move from West Ham to Arsenal in July 2023
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Kai Havertz – Germany
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Jorginho – Italy
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Jakub Kiwior – Poland
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Aaron Ramsdale – England
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Declan Rice – England
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Bukayo Saka – England
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William Saliba – France
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Kieran Tierney – Scotland
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Leandro Trossard – Belgium
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Oleksandr Zinchenko – Ukraine
Aston Villa
Ollie Watkins has scored 19 goals in the Premier League this season
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Ezri Konsa – England
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John McGinn – Scotland
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Youri Tielemans – Belgium
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Ollie Watkins – England
Bournemouth
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Ryan Christie – Scotland
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Milos Kerkez – Hungary
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Illia Zabarnyi – Ukraine
Brentford
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Mikkel Damasgaard – Denmark
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Mark Flekken – Netherlands
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Mathias Jensen – Denmark
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Mathias Jorgensen – Denmark
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Christian Norgaard – Denmark
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David Raya – Spain (on loan to Arsenal)
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Thomas Strakosha – Abania
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Ivan Toney – England
Brighton
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Lewis Dunk – England
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Billy Gimour – Scotland
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Pascal Gross – Germany
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Jakub Moder – Poland
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Deniz Undav – Germany
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Bart Verbruggen – Netherlands
Chelsea
Cole Palmer moved to Chelsea from Manchester City for a fee of £42.5 million last summer
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Armando Broja – Albania
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Marc Cucurella – Spain
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Conor Gallagher – England
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Romelu Lukaku – Belgium
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Mykhailo Mudryk – Ukraine
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Cole Palmer – England
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Djorde Petrovic – Serbia
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Ian Maatsen – Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Michael Olise missed out on a place in the France squad
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Joachim Andersen – Denmark
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Eberechi Eze – England
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Marc Guehi – England
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Dean Henderson – England
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Adam Wharton – England
Everton
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Vitaliy Mykolenko – Ukraine
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Amadou Onana – Belgium
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Jordan Pickford – England
Fulham
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Timothy Castagne – Belgium
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Sasa Lukic – Serbia
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Joao Palhinha – Portugal
Ipswich
No players selected.
Leicester
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Yunus Akgun – Turkey
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Wout Faes – Belgium
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Mads Hermansen – Denmark
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Jannik Vestergaard – Denmark
Liverpool
Virgil van Dijk was named Netherlands captain in March 2018
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Trent Alexander-Arnold – England
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Cody Gakpo – Netherlands
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Joe Gomez – England
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Ryan Gravenberch – Netherlands
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Diogo Jota – Portugal
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Ibrahima Konate – France
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Andy Robertson – Scotland
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Dominik Szoboszlai – Hungary
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Virgil van Dijk – Netherlands
Manchester City
Kevin De Bruyne, Rodri and Bernardo Silva played a key role in Manchester City’s Treble winning side
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Manuel Akanji – Switzerland
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Nathan Ake – Netherlands
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Kevin de Bruyne – Belgium
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Joao Cancelo (on loan at Barcelona) – Portugal
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Ruben Dias – Portugal
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Jeremy Doku – Belgium
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Phil Foden – England
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Josko Gvardiol – Croatia
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Mateo Kovacic – Croatia
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Rodri – Spain
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Bernardo Silva – Portugal
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John Stones – England
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Kyle Walker – England
Manchester United
Kobbie Mainoo won his first England cap in March 2024
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Altay Bayindir – Turkey
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Diogo Dalot – Portugal
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Christian Eriksen – Denmark
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Bruno Fernandes – Portugal
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Rasmus Hojlund – Denmark
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Kobbie Mainoo – England
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Scott McTominay – Scotland
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Luke Shaw – England
Newcastle
Anthony Gordon has 11 goals and 10 assists in the Premier League this season
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Martin Dubravka – Slovakia
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Anthony Gordon – England
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Fabian Schar – Switzerland
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Kieran Trippier – England
Nottingham Forest
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Scott McKenna – Scotland
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Matz Sels – Belgium
Southampton
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Che Adams – Scotland
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Stuart Armstrong – Scotland
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Jan Bednarek – Poland
Tottenham
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Radu Dragusin – Romania
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Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg – Denmark
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Micky van de Ven – Netherlands
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Guglielmo Vicario – Italy
West Ham
Jarrod Bowen scored the winner for West Ham in the 2023 Europa Conference League final
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Alphonse Areola – France
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Jarrod Bowen – England
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Vladimir Coufal – Czech Republic
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Tomas Soucek – Czech Republic
Wolves
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Pedro Neto – Portugal
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Jose Sa – Portugal
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Nelson Semedo – Portugal
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