Premier League players can be said to be all over the European Championship, among which Christensen, Andrew Robertson and others are shining in their respective national teams. However, many stars have encountered losses in the national team after experiencing the long season of the Premier League, and many of them are the absolute core and main force of the team. (This article will avoid talking about the England international first)
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > Bruno Fernandez</h1>
Portugal was highly anticipated by the fans before the competition this year, and there were many main players playing for the Premier League in the squad, and just looking at the card deck gave people unlimited reverie. However, several Premier League stars have not performed as expected, with Bruno Fernandez in particular being the most disappointing. In four games, Bruno Fernandez has not shown his influence at Manchester United, like an invisible man, with Bernardo Silva, Diogo Jota and Cristiano Ronaldo having no chemistry. However, Bruno Fernandes' slump is traceable, because he is only a role player in Portugal and does not have the ball and tactical cover at Manchester United, and it is quite reasonable for Bruno Fernandes to be lost as a core.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > Martin Dubravka</h1>
Martin Dubravka's performance this year can be described as "a one-foot failure to a thousand years of hatred", in fact, he played well before the game against Spain, helping Slovakia maintain its hopes of qualifying. But in the first game against Spain, although he saved a penalty, he made a very low-level mistake that broke the gap in the team. Slovakia's morale and morale also collapsed, and after losing five goals in a row, the team also failed to qualify for the "best third place" format due to poor goal difference.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" >charal Seinju</h1>
Turkey is one of the dark horses that has attracted much attention, but they have found it difficult to find a point in the three group stages, and they have lost all three games, which is quite ugly. Caglar Soyuncu,the centre of gravity of the team's defence, also performed poorly at this European Championship, completely failing to lead the team's defence and allowing opponents to give and demand. Hopefully, the Leicester City defender will forget about this month's disastrous performance when he returns to the team.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" > Jan Bednarek</h1>
Polish defender Jan Bednarek unexpectedly won the team's weight this year, playing in all three group games, which is the inevitable choice in the team's three-centre-back formation. But instead of returning the manager's confidence with his performance, he became a black hole in the defensive line, with a poor sense of position and low alertness that the Polish defence conceded six goals, making it one of the worst defensive teams in the European Championship.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" > Nelson Semedo</h1>
Nelson Semedo is an absolute purgatory presence in Portugal, contributing "garbage" performances in all three group games, being blown up by Robin Gossens against Germany, leaving Portugal beaten by Germany. The Wolves defender has no sense of speed and no sense of position, and the awareness of single defense, substitution and staring is also seriously insufficient, and finally Portugal coach Fernando Santos also decided to use the "first brother of the national team" Diogo Dalot and abandon Nelson Semedo, which shows his poor performance.