Despite having the Eurocup and Copa Américaon top of the latter in the country, MLS will not stop this summer. Several teams have suffered a loss of casualties due to the international break, with Inter Miami being one of the most affected, and that is without counting the Olympic Games. Despite not having many internationals, Several European teams will use several players from the league for the next Euro.
The union between MLS and European football is well known. Since the creation of the league in the last century, there have been several European stars who decided to step aside and cross the pond to live their ‘last days of football’ in the most relaxed way possible. Matthäus, Raúl, Cruyff, Beckenbauer, David Beckham and a long etcetera complete the list of illustrious Europeans.
However, since the growth of the league starting in the middle of the last decade, several European internationals from minor teams decided to cross the pond to settle. With the evolution of the game and the pace of league matches, some players arrive in great shape to compete for their national teams. In that sense, For this Euro 2024, up to eight players will have to answer the call of their respective teams.
| Player | Equipment | Selection |
|---|---|---|
| David Brekalo | Orlando City | Slovenia |
| Daniel Gazdag | Philadelphia Union | Hungary |
| Olivier Giroud | LAFC | France |
| Saba Labjanidze | Atlanta United | Georgia |
| Lewis Morgan | New York Red Bull | Scotland |
| Henrich Ravas | New England Revolution | Slovakia |
| Xherdan Shaquiri | Chicago Fire | Swiss |
| Bartosz Slisz | Atlanta United | Poland |
Of all the players, only Olivier Giroud has real options to fight for the Euro with France. The Blues They are one of the big favorites to win the title along with England, Portugal, Germany or Spain. The future LAFC forward arrives at the tournament in great shapeone of Milan’s top scorers this season and facing the last opportunity to win the title of European champion with the French after the runner-up in 2016, also at the hands of Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal.
