Here are the Süper Lig players eliminated and continuing in EURO 2024

In Romania, which advanced to the Round of 16, there are 4 players, while Belgium and Slovenia each have 1 player from the Süper Lig teams.

Florin Nita and Deian Sorescu from Gaziantep FK, Trabzonspor's new signing from Gaziantep FK, Denis Draguş, and Alexandru Cicaldau from Konyaspor are continuing their journey with Romania. Trabzonspor's Thomas Meunier will take the field with Belgium, and Alanyaspor's Jure Balkovec with Slovenia to reach the quarterfinals.

Romania, which has 4 players from the Süper Lig, has been matched with the Netherlands in the Round of 16. Belgium, which includes Thomas Meunier in its squad, will face France. Jure Balkovec's country, Slovenia, will take the field against Portugal to reach the quarterfinals.

7 PLAYERS ELIMINATED

Seven players playing for Süper Lig teams said goodbye to the tournament in the group stage.

Dominik Livakovic from Croatia (Fenerbahçe), Dusan Tadic from Serbia (Fenerbahçe), Sebastian Szymanski from Poland (Fenerbahçe), Albanian player Ernest Muçi from Beşiktaş, Polish player Krzysztof Piatek from RAMS Başakşehir, Albanian player Rey Manaj from Sivasspor, and Polish player Adam Buksa from Antalyaspor could not see the Round of 16.

THREE PLAYERS SCORED GOALS

In the championship, 3 players playing in the Süper Lig experienced the joy of scoring.

Trabzonspor's new signing Denis Draguş, RAMS Başakşehir's Krzysztof Piatek playing for Poland, and Antalyaspor's Adam Buksa from the same country each found the back of the net once.

Denis Draguş managed to score in Romania's 3-0 victory over Ukraine, Krzysztof Piatek in Poland's 3-1 loss to Austria, and Adam Buksa in Poland's 2-1 defeat to the Netherlands.

TWO PLAYERS DID NOT RECEIVE PLAYING TIME

Two players playing in the Süper Lig did not receive any playing time in any of the 3 matches for the national teams they were called up to.

Thomas Meunier, playing for Belgium, and Alexandru Cicaldau from Konyaspor could not take the field in the group matches.

Alanyaspor's Jure Balkovec only found 3 minutes of playing time for Slovenia.

Fenerbahçe's Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic and Gaziantep's Romanian goalkeeper Florin Nita were the names who played 90 minutes in all 3 matches.