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Which Manchester City players are playing at Euro 2020? Will De Bruyne be there? Who represents England?


EURO 2020 is just around the corner.

And a number of Manchester City stars are set to show off their skills on the back of their Premier League title triumph.

Kevin De Bruyne is in Belgium’s confirmed 26-man Euros squad

But which of the City squad will be present at this summer’s finals? What countries do they represent? And what are their chances of featuring at the tournament?

Here, SunSport takes a closer look at which of Pep Guardiola’s players could feature at Euro 2020.

Group A

Turkey
Italy
Wales
Switzerland

There are no Man City players in this group.

Group B

Denmark
Finland
Belgium – Kevin De Bruyne
Russia

De Bruyne is the beating heart for both club and country.

Now entering his golden years, the playmaker will be eager to finally go the extra mile with Roberto Martinez’s confirmed squad.

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Group C

Netherlands – Nathan Ake
Ukraine – Oleksandr Zinchenko
Austria
North Macedonia

Ake has been named in a preliminary 36-man squad but is sure to make the cut under Frank de Boer.

Likewise, Zinchenko has made Andriy Shevchenko’s 36-man preliminary group, and is certain to travel a key player.

Group D

England – Phil Foden, Kyle Walker, John Stones, Raheem Sterling
Croatia
Scotland
Czech Republic

Gareth Southgate is yet to announce his squad but City’s quartet of Englishman have surely got their plane tickets booked.

Walker looks certain to start at right-back, with Stones also making the XI at centre-half.

Foden should be included in the team too, but Sterling’s starting spot is under threat after an underwhelming second half to the domestic campaign.

England boast the most-valuable squad of all Euro 2020 nations

Group E

Spain – Rodri, Ferran Torres, Eric Garcia, Aymeric Laporte
Sweden
Poland
Slovakia

Luis Enrique will wait until later this month to confirm his Spain squad.

But City’s French-born defender Laporte is in line for a call-up, having switched nationalities.

Barcelona-bound Garcia is also likely to be included, with new City goal hero Torres and anchorman Rodri already established squad members.

Group F

Hungary
Portugal – Ruben Dias, Bernardo Silva, Joao Cancelo
France
Germany – Ilkay Gundogan

Gundogan has been confirmed in Joachim Low’s final-ever tournament squad and will be a key player after an incredible goal-scoring season.

Portugal are yet to reveal their final group, but centre-back Dias will be in the starting line-up after being named the Football Writers’ Association Player of the Year.

Likewise, Silva and Cancelo have been instrumental figures in City’s brilliant season and should also make the XI.

Interestingly, there are no City players in the France squad, with Benjamin Mendy missing out on Didier Deschamps’ selection.

Likewise, Laporte was not named and is now set to be called up by Spain for his international debut.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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