Some of the world’s top football players competed at Euro 2024 in an effort to help their respective countries achieve international success.
While some lived up to the pre-tournament anticipation, others failed to impress with their performances.
While Kylian Mbappe and Cristiano Ronaldo failed to live up to the high standards set for them before EURO 2024 commenced, young Spanish players Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal emerged as two of the world’s biggest revelations of the tournament.
As the competition draws to a close, the “worst XI” from the largest international competition of the summer has been announced by Spanish daily Marca, according to Give Me Sports.
The squad below includes a number of Premier League players who were unable to adjust to life under the bright lights in Germany.
EURO 2024 worst XI
Within the sticks is Croatia’s goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic, who conceded six goals in three games as The Checkered Ones exited the competition before the knockout stage.
The back line consists of Italian duo Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Gianluca Mancini, while Barcelona defender Andreas Christensen and Arsenal’s Oleksandr Zinchenko complete the defense.
John McGinn and Dominik Szboszlai, two Premier League stars, are included in this starting lineup’s midfield, with Milinković-Savić sitting right behind the pair in the team’s engine room.
In attack is last edition’s golden boot winner, Cristiano Ronaldo, who exited the competition without scoring a single goal. Joining Ronaldo upfront are Romelu Lukaku and Dusan Vlahovic, with both players also firing blanks in the competition.
Meanwhile, Sports Buddy previously revealed the Euro 2024 worst XI after group stage games, according to sofa score ratings.
