Euro 2024 Teams: Every team that has qualified

Here are the teams that have qualified for Euro 2024, including powerhouse sides like England, France, Germany and Italy.

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11:55am on Monday 18th March 2024
By Jake Skudder

The football landscape is buzzing with anticipation as the Euro 2024 finals approach.

Hosted by Germany, this prestigious tournament will see 23 teams join the hosts in a bid for European glory.

With the final lineup nearly complete, football enthusiasts are keen to know which teams have successfully booked their tickets to this much-awaited event.

Here, we provide an in-depth look at every team that has qualified for UEFA Euro 2024.

Qualification Overview

Euro 2024 promises to be a tournament like no other, with teams from across Europe fighting for a chance to lift the coveted trophy.

The qualification process saw a total of 20 teams securing their place through the European Qualifiers, with Germany automatically qualifying as hosts.

The remaining spots will be filled via play-offs, determined by performances in the 2022/23 UEFA Nations League.

Teams That Have Made the Cut

Germany: As hosts, Germany automatically qualifies, aiming to add to their illustrious history with another European title.

Albania: Making their second appearance at the Euros, Albania hopes to build on their debut performance in 2016.

Austria: Qualified for their fourth Euro, Austria looks to advance past the group stages, leveraging their familiarity with German football.

Belgium: With a strong team, Belgium aims to go beyond the quarter-finals, building on their consistent performances in recent years.

Croatia: Having reached the quarter-finals previously, Croatia is set to make a strong showing under the guidance of Zlatko Dalić.

Czechia: A consistent presence at the Euros, Czechia aims to relive their 1976 glory.

Denmark: The 1992 champions, Denmark, qualified once again, aiming for a repeat of their past success.

England: Following a runner-up finish in 2020, England is determined to go one step further this time.

France: Two-time winners France are looking to add a third title to their impressive record.

Hungary: Back for their third consecutive Euros tournament, Hungary aims to make an impact beyond the group stage.

Italy: The reigning champions seek to defend their title under the guidance of new coach Luciano Spalletti.

Netherlands: The 1988 champions have qualified again, hoping to add a second title to their collection.

Portugal: The 2016 winners are back, with Cristiano Ronaldo possibly making his sixth Euro appearance.

Romania: After missing out in 2020, Romania returns to the Euros, aiming to replicate their 2000 performance.

Scotland: Qualifying for back-to-back Euros, Scotland aims to progress beyond the group stage this time.

Serbia: Returning after a long hiatus, Serbia hopes to make a significant impact with a talented squad.

Slovakia: Having made it to the round of 16 in 2016, Slovakia aims for a repeat of that success.

Slovenia: Back in the Euros for the first time since 2000, Slovenia looks to make their mark.

Spain: With three titles to their name, Spain aims to outdo their historic successes.

Switzerland: After a quarter-final finish in 2020, Switzerland is keen on going even further this time.

Türkiye: Qualified for their third consecutive Euro, Türkiye aims to surpass their group stage exits in recent tournaments.

FAQs

How many teams compete in Euro 2024? A total of 24 teams, including hosts Germany, will compete in Euro 2024.

When and where is Euro 2024 being held? Euro 2024 will take place in Germany, with the tournament scheduled for the summer of 2024.

How are the final three teams for Euro 2024 determined? The final three spots will be decided through the play-offs, based on performances in the 2022/23 UEFA Nations League.

Can teams still qualify for Euro 2024? Yes, three spots are still up for grabs via the play-off route, with those matches determining the final participants.