What Premier League club is repping the most players at Euro 2020?

Euro 2020 is finally here and it’s been hard to get through a weekend without any club action going on. Thankfully we have a major cup competition and not just some random, boring international friendlies.

As we hit the opening day of Euro 2020, we take a look at all the Premier League club players that will be present at the event and playing for their respective countries.

With the EPL reps, we will also have an honourable mentions list for those in teams in England’s lower tiers.

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To make it clear, if they played the 2020/2021 campaign for that specific English club, they will be named with that exact club.

This takes away loan deals expiring or players becoming free agents, as well as any transfers out of respective English leagues to other continents. We still haven’t started a new campaign.

Something we have changed, we have taken out the three relegated Premier League clubs and added the newly promoted EFL Championship sides to the EPL list.

Why? Cause they are the real winners and losers need to take a backseat – especially those who’ve gotten demoted from England’s top-flight.

Let’s take a look at who has the most players at the Euro 2020 tournament; who has the most English players and check out how well-presented Brentford is at the European championship.

Arsenal – 4 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Bernd Leno – Germany
2. Bukayo Saka – England
3. Kieran Tierney – Scotland
4. Granit Xhaka – Switzerland

Aston Villa – 3 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Tyrone Mings – England
2. Jack Grealish – England
3. John McGinn – Scottland

Brentford – 5 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Pontus Jansson – Sweden
2. Christian Norgaard – Brentford
3. Mathias Jensen – Denmark
4. Marcus Forss – Brentford
5. Halil Dervisoglu – Turkey

Brighton & Hove Albion – 4 representatives at Euro 2020

1. Robert Sanchez – Spain
2. Jakub Moder – Poland
3. Joel Veltman – Netherlands
4. Leandro Trossard – Belgium

Burnley – 1 Representative at Euro 2020

1. Matěj Vydra – Czech Republic

Burnley’s representation is just sad. Really hope Sean Dyche is busy window shopping at the Euros and making a long list for his new owners to look at for possible summer transfers.

Expecting great things from the newly promoted Brentford next season. Brentford, the new North London club in the mix, has more players at Euro 2020 than Arsenal, Aston Villa, Brighton, Burnley, Crystal Palace, Everton, Newcastle, Norwich, Southampton and Watford.

That is 10 EPL old boys they outshining with their personal taking part at the highest level. This could mean they have a good eye for talent and we in for some great football next season.

Chelsea – 15 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Kurt Zouma – France
2. Olivier Giroud – France
3. N’ Golo Kante – France
4. Antonio Rudiger – Germany
5. Kai Havertz – Germany
6. Timo Werner – Germany
7. Cesar Azpilicueta – Spain
8. Ben Chilwell – England
9. Reece James – England
10. Mason Mount – England
11. Mateo Kovacic – Croatia
12. Billy Gilmour – Scotland
13. Andreas Christensen – Denmark
14. Emerson – Italy
15. Jorginho – Italy

The team with the most deputies at the Euro 2020 tournament is Chelsea, the recently crowned Champions League winners. Like they beat Manchester City 1-0 on the day, they pip them by one player here as well.

Crystal Palace – 4 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Patrick van Aanholt – Netherlands
2. Michy Batshuayi – Belgium
3. Christian Benteke – Belgium
4. Wayne Hennessey – Wales

Everton – 4 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Lucas Digne – France
2. Robin Olsen – Sweden
3. Jordan Pickford – England
4. Dominic Calvert-Lewin – England

Leeds United – 7 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Robin Koch – Germany
2. Diego Llorente – Spain
3. Mateusz Klich – Poland
4. Kalvin Phillips – England
5. Liam Cooper – Scottland
6. Ezgjan Alioski – North Macedonia
7. Tyler Roberts – Wales

Leicester City – 7 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Timothy Castagne – Belgium
2. Youri Tielemans – Belgium
3. Denis Praet – Belgium
4. Kasper Schmeichel – Denmark
5. Caglar Soyuncu – Turkey
6. Cengiz Under – Turkey
7. Danny Ward – Wales

Liverpool – 7 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Diogo Jota – Portugal
2. Thiago Alcantara – Spain
3. Trent Alexander-Arnold – England
4. Jordan Henderson – England
5. Andy Robertson – Scotland
6. Xherdan Shaqiri – Switzerland
7. Neco Williams – Wales

Manchester City – 14 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Ruben Dia – Portugal
2. Joao Cancelo – Portugal
3. Bernardo Silva – Portugal
4. İlkay Gündoğan – Germany
5. Aymeric Laporte – Spain
6. Ferran Torres – Spain
7. Rodri – Spain
8. Kyle Walker – England
9. John Stones – England
10. Phil Foden – England
11. Raheem Sterling – England
12. Nathan Ake – Netherlands
13. Oleksandr Zinchenko – Ukraine
14. Kevin de Bruyne – Belgium

Manchester United – 11 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Paul Pogba – France
2. Bruno Fernandes – Portugal
3. David de Gea – Spain
4. Victor Lindelof – Sweden
5. Dean Henderson – England
6. Luke Shaw – England
7. Harry Maguire – England
8. Marcus Rashford – – England
9. Scott McTominay – Scottland
10. Donny van de Beek – Netherlands
11. Daniel James – Wales

The pair of Manchester clubs share the honours for breeding the most England national team players at the event with four apiece. Here City finally has one up on Chelsea, having one more English player at the competition.

Newcastle United –  4 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Emil Krafth – Sweden
2. Martin Dubravka – Slovakia
3. Ryan Fraser – Scotland
4. Fabian Schar – Switzerland

Norwich City –  4 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Premyszlaw Płacheta – Poland
2. Grant Hanley – Scottland
3. Tim Krul – Netherlands
4. Teemu Pukki – Finland

Southampton –  3 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Jan Bednarek – Poland
2. Stuart Armstrong – Scotland
3. Jannik Vestergaard – Denmark

Tottenham Hotspur –  – representatives at Euro 2020

1. Hugo Lloris – France
2. Moussa Sissoko – France
3. Harry Kane – England
4. Toby Alderweireld – Belgium
5. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg – Denmark
6. Gareth Bale – Wales
7. Ben Davies – Wales
8. Joe Rodon – Wales

Strangely, the top-six team that was one of the most underwhelming performers, only doing better than their neighbouring rivals Arsenal, has two captains of countries regarded as favourites – that will be Harry Kane and Hugo Lloris.

The former being with England who are not strong favourites but one country that is regarded as a powerhouse and are just known as choke artists. Then you have the latter, France, they are heavy favourites and are expected to go all the way, despite being in the group of death.

They have a third and final captain, Gareth Bale. The man from Wales, a team not respected as a tournament top pick. But how does a team with such talent and leadership still end outside of the top four in the Premier League standings? Mental stuff, I tell you!

Watford –  2 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Ken Sema – Sweden
2. Daniel Bachmann – Watford

West Ham United –  5 Representatives at Euro 2020

1. Lukasz Fabiański – Poland
2. Declan Rice – England
3. Vladimir Coufal – Czech Republic
4. Tomas Soucek – Czech republic
5. Andriy Yarmolenko – Ukraine

Wolverhampton Wanderers –  7 representatives at Euro 2020

1. Rui Patricio – Portugal
2. Joao Moutinho – Portugal
3. Ruben Neves – Portugal
4. Nelson Semedo – Portugal
5. Adama Traore – Spain
6. Conor Coady – England
7. Leander Dendoncker – Belgium

The rest of the players mentioned here in this last list are representing clubs in Great Brighton and in the lower leagues the

Barnsley

Michal Helik – Poland

Bristol City

Adam Nagy – Hungary
Tomas Kalas – Czech Republic

Bristol Rovers

Anssi Jaakkola – Fineland

Bournemouth

Chris Mepham – Wales
David Brooks – Wales

Cardiff City

Rubin Colwill – Wales
Keiffer Moore – Wales
Jonny Williams – Wales
Harry Wilson – Wales

Charlton Athletic

Chris Gunter – Wales

Derby County

Kamil Jozwiak – Poland
David Marshall – Scotland

Doncaster Rovers

Matthew Smith – Wales

All English Premier League

Fulham

Marek Rodak – Slovakia
Joachim Andersen – Denmark

Luton Town

Simon Sluga – Croatia
Tom Lockyer – Wales
Joe Morrell – Wales

Nottingham Forest

Scott McKenna – Scotland

Sheffield United

John Fleck – Scotland
Ethan Ampadu – Wales

Stoke City

Adam Davies – Wales
Rhys Norrington-Davies – Wales
Joe Allen – Wales

Swansea City

Connor Roberts – Wales
Ben Cabango – Wales

West Brom

Sam Johnstone – England
Okay Yokuslu – Turkey

Queens Park Rangers

Lyndon Dykes – Scotland
Niko Hämäläinen – Finland