Euro 2020 All-In-1 Team: 6 from Italy, Ronaldo absent
Goal selected the best team at Euro 2020, namely Donnarumma, Mehle, Bonucci, Chiellini, Spinazola, Geibel, Jorginho, Pedri, Chiesa, Kane and Sterling.
Goalkeeper: Gianluigi Donalumma (Italy)
The 22-year-old Italian goalkeeper was brilliant and he saved two penalties in the final's I penalty shootout, including Saka's decisive penalty.
Defender: Joan D. Mehle (Denmark)
Atalanta has dug up a treasure and six months after signing him, Mechler has performed well in the European Cup, scoring two goals and creating another, despite being right-footed.
Leonardo Bonucci (Italy)
He is the embodiment of calmness. He could casually head the ball to Donnarumma, even though Raheemstrin was nearby, yet Bonucci showed flawless, composure and composure. And, his passing is excellent. Bonucci is sometimes accused of being more of a midfielder than a defender. At Euro 2020, he proved himself to be one of the most well-rounded centre-backs of modern times.
Giogio Chiellini (Italy)
At one point Saka passed him, but Chiellini ruthlessly dragged the Arsenal teenager down, creating a quickly popular image. Chiellini simply won't give up his European Cup trophy. There is no better trophy than the captain of the Blues, whose status as one of the greatest players in the history of the game has now been established.
Leonardo Spinazzolla (Italy)
When the 28-year-old delivered a best performance of the game against Turkey in the Rome opener, it seemed like his moment had finally arrived, and when the Blues narrowly beat Austria, the looted left-back was once again named the best player on the pitch.
Midfielder: Pierre Heybel (Denmark)
After Christian Eriksen suffered a heart problem in the group stage, Heybel helped his country in every possible way. In addition to three assists, Heybel created a total of 11 chances, completed 10 passes and regained possession 51 times.
Jorginho (Italy)
He finished second in the number of successful passes (485) and the number of possessions (48), while he set a new European Championship interception record of 25. The other players had only 14 times at most.
Pedri (Spain)
The midfielder created 11 chances in the opposing half and completed more successful passes (317) than any other player in the opposing half, and he was indispensable.
Forward: Federico Chieza (Italy)
He broke the deadlock with a brilliant performance against the Austrian, tearing through the Belgian backline in the quarter-finals and then winning UEFA's "Matchstar" award in the semi-finals, largely thanks to his brilliant performance against Spain in the second half.
Harry Kane (England)
He scored twice in the quarter-finals against Ukraine and although his penalty against Denmark was saved by the goalkeeper, he immediately scored his fourth goal in the knockout stage and sent England to their first major final since 1966. Unfortunately he lacked a quality offense in the final against Italy, but his defensive performance was extraordinary.
Rasim Sterling (England).
The 26-year-old was criticised and ridiculed before the Start of the European Championship, but he silenced them with a series of world-class performances.