UEFA announces the best 11 of EURO 2024: Are there any players from Turkey on the list?
UEFA has announced the best starting 11 of the EURO 2024 European Football Championship. So, are there any players from the Turkish National Football Team on the list announced by UEFA? Here is the list of the best 11 of EURO 2024 announced by UEFA...
The EURO 2024 European Football Championship, hosted by Germany, has concluded.
Spain and England faced off in the final of the major tournament.
Spain, which defeated England 2-1, has become the champion of Europe.
With EURO 2024 now behind us, UEFA has announced the tournament's best starting 11.
According to the statement made by UEFA, 6 players from the champion Spain were included in the tournament's best 11. In addition to Spain, players from England, France, Germany, and Switzerland also found their place in the squad.
The players and their countries that make up the EURO 2024 best XI are as follows;
GOALKEEPER: Mike Maignan (France)
RIGHT BACK: Kyle Walker (England)
CENTER-BACK: William Saliba (France)
CENTER-BACK: Manuel Akanji (Switzerland)
LEFT BACK: Marc Cucurella (Spain)
MIDFIELD: Rodri (Spain),
MIDFIELDER: Fabian Ruiz (Spain)
MIDFIELDER: Dani Olmo (Spain)
FORWARD: Lamine Yamal (Spain),
FORWARD: Jamal Musiala (Germany)
FORWARD: Nico Williams (Spain)
No players from the Turkish National Football Team, which bid farewell to EURO 2024 in the quarter-finals, were included in the best XI list announced by UEFA.
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