The following madridistas have been called up to their national teams for the 2024 European Championship, which will be played in Germany from 14 June to 14 July. Nacho, Carvajal and Joselu (Spain); Mbappé, Tchouameni, Camavinga and Mendy (France); Modrić (Croatia); Kroos and Rüdiger (Germany); Bellingham (England); Lunin (Ukraine); and Arda Güler (Turkey) will be battling it out to win the trophy.
*All times are CEST.
SPAIN
Spain-Croatia (Saturday, 15 June, 6 pm)
Spain -Italy (Thursday, 20 June, 9 pm)
Albania-Spain (Monday, 24 June, 9 pm)
Nacho, Carvajal and Joselu have been called up to the Spanish national team, which is in Group B alongside reigning champions Italy, Albania and Modrić‘s Croatia, who they will face in their first match at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. The second game will take place at the Arena AufSchalke in Gelsenkirchen and the final match of the group at the Düsseldorf Arena.
FRANCE
Austria-France (Monday, 17 June, 9 pm)
Netherlands-France (Friday, 21 June, 9 pm)
France-Poland (Tuesday, 25 June, 6 pm)
Mbappé, Tchouameni, Camavinga and Mendy have been called up by the World Cup runners-up, who are in Group D. Their opener against Austria will be at the Düsseldorf Arena. They will play the Netherlands and Poland at the Red Bull Arena in Leipzig and Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund respectively.
GERMANY
Germany-Scotland (Friday, 14 June, 9 pm)
Germany-Hungary (Wednesday, 19 June, 6 pm)
Switzerland-Germany (Sunday, 23 June, 9 pm)
The hosts, boasting Kroos and Rüdiger in their squad, will be playing the opening match of the competition against Scotland at the Allianz Arena (Munich). Their second match, against Hungary, will be at the MPHArena in Stuttgart and they will close Group A against Switzerland at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt.
ENGLAND
Serbia-England (Sunday, 16 June, 9 pm)
Denmark-England (Thursday, 20 June, 6 pm)
England-Slovenia (Tuesday, 25 June, 9 pm)
Bellingham will be looking to progress to the last 16 with England in Group C, where they open against Serbia at the Arena AufSchalke in Gelsenkirchen. Denmark will be their second opponents at the Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt and their final group game will be against Slovenia at the Rhein Energie Stadium in Cologne.
UKRAINE
Romania-Ukraine (Monday, 17 June, 3 pm)
Slovakia- Ukraine (Friday, 21 June; 3 pm)
Ukraine -Belgium (Wednesday, 26 June, 6 pm)
Lunin will be representing Ukraine at Euro 2024. They kick off against Romania at the Allianz Arena and finish Group E against Belgium at the MPHArena in Stuttgart. In between, they face Slovakia at the Düsseldorf Arena.
CROATIA
Spain-Croatia (Saturday, 15 June, 6 pm)
Croatia-Albania (Wednesday, 19 June, 3 pm)
Croatia-Italy (Monday, 24 June, 9 pm)
Modrić‘s Croatia will kick off their Group B campaign against Spain (against Nacho, Carvajal and Joselu) at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. Albania, at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg, will be their second opponents and they will close the group against reigning champions Italy at the Red Bull Arena in Leipzig.
TURKEY
Turkey-Georgia (Tuesday, 18 June, 6 pm)
Turkey-Portugal (Saturday, 22 June, 6 pm)
Czech Republic-Turkey (Wednesday, 26 June, 9 pm)
The last madridista will be making his Euro bow and that is Arda Güler with Turkey. The Turks will face Georgia at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund. Portugal at the same stadium and the Czech Republic, at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg, will be their next opponents.
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