After finishing the 2023/24 campaign with zero trophies, the Barcelona players competing at Euro 2024 will be hungry for redemption.
Barcelona might have been on top of Spanish soccer in the 2022/23 season, but they saw rivals Real Madrid win La Liga and the Champions League this year while the Blaugrana settled for a second place finish in the league and a quarter-final exit in Europe. Fortunately, almost half of their squad will get the opportunity to play at Euro 2024.
Here’s a breakdown of every Barcelona player competing in the international tournament.
Check out all 12 Barcelona players representing their countries at Euro 2024.
Group A: Germany
Goalkeepers:
Midfielders:
Marc-André ter Stegen and İlkay Gündogan have the opportunity to win Euro 2024 in front of a home crowd. Despite Germany’s disappointing World Cup 2022 campaign, Gündogan shined in the midfield in absence of Toni Kroos. Now, both will take the field together in Germany as Kroos looks to end his soccer career on a high.
Group B: Spain
Midfielders:
Forwards:
Spain called up five Barcelona players to their Euro 2024 squad. The team will need all the help they can get from Pedri and Yamal as they look to advance beyond their difficult group, which includes reigning Euro champions, Italy, as well as Croatia and Albania.
Pau Cubarsí, Barcelona’s promising 17-year-old defender, also made the preliminary squad after getting his senior first call-up back in March, but was left out of the final selections.
Group C: Denmark
Defenders:
Coming off a decent season for Barcelona, Andreas Christensen provides defensive depth to Denmark at Euro 2024. From winning a Champions League with Chelsea to La Liga with Barcelona, Christensen knows what it takes to compete and deliver in big moments.
Group D: France
Defenders:
Jules Koundé might be a natural center back, but the Barcelona star has proven he is just as competent and impressive at right-back. His versatility translates to his international appearances as well, most often slotting in on the right side for France and working to create dangerous opportunities on the attack.
Group D: Netherlands
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