Euro 2024: Haaland, Rashford, 20 different huge stars to overlook out
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As the UEFA Euro 2024 match approaches, anticipation is constructing for the footballing showpiece set to happen in Germany from June 14 to July 14, 2024.
However, whereas the competitors guarantees to showcase Europe’s greatest expertise, a number of high-profile gamers will probably be notable absentees resulting from many components starting from being dropped by their coaches to their nations failing to qualify.
Leading the listing of star gamers who will miss out on Euro 2024 is Norwegian sensation Erling Haaland, probably the most prolific strikers in world soccer. Haaland’s absence, alongside compatriot Martin Odegaard, will undoubtedly disappoint followers eagerly awaiting their potential influence on the grand stage.
England, regardless of their wealthy expertise pool, will probably be with out the companies of Marcus Rashford, Jack Grealish, Reece James, Harry Maguire, James Maddison, Jadon Sancho and Ben White, as head coach Gareth Southgate named his remaining workforce omitting them.
Germany, the host nation, may even be lacking some key figures, with Mats Hummels and Serge Gnabry absent.
Other notable absentees embrace Belgium’s Thibaut Courtois, France’s Lucas Hernandez and Christopher Nkunku, Spain’s Pablo Gavi, Austria’s David Alaba, Italy’s Sandro Tonali, Portugal’s Raphael Guerreiro, and Sweden’s Alexander Isak.
Despite the absence of those stars, the Euro 2024 match is ready to be an exciting spectacle.
As the host nation, Germany will probably be desirous to impress on house soil, having secured the precise to host the celebrated occasion in 2018, beating out a rival bid from Turkey in a call seen as favouring a “safer” possibility.
The match is ready to kick off in Munich on June 14 and culminate with the ultimate in Berlin on July 14.
Full List of absentee embrace;
1. Erling Haaland (Norway)
2. Marcus Rashford (England)
3. Jack Grealish (England)
4. Reece James (England)
5. Mats Hummels (Germany)
6. Martin Odegaard (Norway)
7. Thibaut Courtois (Belgium)
8. Harry Maguire (England)
9. Lucas Hernandez (France)
10. James Maddison (England)
11. Pablo Gavi (Spain)
12. Serge Gnabry (Germany)
13. David Alaba (Austria)
14. Jadon Sancho (England)
15. Christopher Nkunku (France)
16. Leon Goretzka (Germany)
17. Sandro Tonali (ltaly)
18. Ben White (England)
19. Raphael Guerreiro (Portugal)
20. Alexander lsak (Sweden)
