The Premier League have 104 players heading to UEFA EURO 2024 this summer. 44 of them play for the top five tournament favourites - those being England, France, Germany, Spain and Portugal.
Indeed, only Slovenia, Georgia and Austria of the 24 competing nations don’t have Premier League representation, meaning there is a high chance a player from England's top flight will lift the trophy.
While contracted to a Premier League team, 19 players have won the Euros, with only Fernando Torres winning twice.
Jorginho is the only player at the upcoming tournament who can match the Spaniard's record, as he aims to win the trophy with Italy - the winners of the last edition of the Euros.
Here, we take a look at who the players were.
Winners
France 2000
Didier Deschamps - Chelsea
Marcel Desailly - Chelsea
Patrick Vieira - Arsenal
Thierry Henry - Arsenal
Emmanuel Petit - Arsenal
Frank Leboeuf - Chelsea
Greece 2004
Stelios Giannakopoulos - Bolton Wanderers
Spain 2008
Cesc Fabregas - Arsenal
Fernando Torres - Liverpool
Xabi Alonso - Liverpool
Alvaro Arbeloa - Liverpool
Pepe Reina - Liverpool
Spain 2012
David Silva - Manchester City
Fernando Torres - Chelsea
Juan Mata - Chelsea
Portugal 2016
Cedric Soares - Southampton
Jose Fonte - Southampton
Eder - Swansea City (left the club on 1 July to Lille)
Italy 2020
Jorginho - Chelsea
Emerson - Chelsea
EURO Golden Boot winners
There hasn’t been a Golden Boot winner from a Premier League club since 2012. And only four in history. The league's back-to-back top scorer Erling Haaland missed out on qualification with Norway but Cole Palmer, who scored 22 goals and Phil Foden, who netted 19 have both made the England squad.
Premier League Euro Golden Boot winners
