So far, no English players have been chosen to the Euro 2024 tournament roster, however Liverpool, Chelsea, and Spurs have.

So far, no England players have been named to the Euro 2024 tournament roster, with Germany dominating the selection following the opening fixtures. That will alter as more teams begin to play Scotland, which is only fair.
The Euro 2024 tournament team will be revised as needed after each game in Germany, culminating in the final on July 14 to determine the definitive best XI.

Goalkeeper: Martin Dubravka (Slovakia, 1-0 win against Belgium).
Leandro Trossard made one major mistake in possession that went unpunished, but Dubravka was otherwise critical in providing Slovakia with a platform to develop toward one of the biggest surprises in Euros history.

Poor Romelu Lukaku was his main victim, as Dubravka made numerous saves to boost his Newcastle transfer value, while his 12 accurate long balls were more than any other player except Jordan Pickford thus far.

Right-back: Dani Carvajal (Spain, 3-0 victory against Croatia).
Carvajal, hoping to follow in the footsteps of Jorginho and a few others by winning the European Cup and European Championship in the same season, having scored in the former’s final and the latter’s opening in the space of a fortnight.

The Real Madrid defender was not perfect defensively, but Andrej Kramaric had no success down that side.

Closest contenders: Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Italy); Andrei Ratiu (Romania).

Radu Dragusin (Romania, 3-0 victory against Ukraine) as center-back.
A few of outstanding individual efforts were interspersed with the tournament’s finest team performance thus far. Dragusin was brilliant in setting a tone that motivated Romania and intimidated Ukraine.

The centre-back’s superb flattening of Georgiy Sudakov at 3-0 up on the hour mark summed up a dogged, relentless 90 minutes from a man who gave nothing away. Dragusin even got a free kick in the opposing half after a rampaging counter-attack, and no player has made more clearances than him.