Euro 2020 confirmed groups and which Man Utd players could be involved

It’s five months since the pan-continental tournament was originally supposed to have started, only to be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Finally, we have the confirmed line-up for the competition, which UEFA say will still be known as Euro 2020, despite being played in 2021.

With everything that’s happened this year, you could be forgiven for needing a reminder of which countries – and perhaps more importantly, which Reds – will be involved in the tournament next June and July.

Here’s a rundown of the six groups and who our players could come up against, if they make their sides’ final selections…

GROUP A

TURKEY
ITALY

WALES (James, Levitt)

SWITZERLAND

Daniel James and Dylan Levitt will hope to feature at their first major championship, after helping Wales to automatic qualification in November 2019. The Dragons made it all the way to the semi-finals of the last Euros, in France, and despite the presence of Italy and two talented sides in Turkey and Switzerland, will hope to qualify for at least the round-of-16 this time around.