The last thing Dream Team Euros gaffers want to do is pack their team full of players who aren’t fit enough to play in the opening week.
This round-up should help you avoid any howlers and ensure you give yourself the best opportunity to get on the front foot from the get-go.
Kevin De Bruyne (£6.0m) is unlikely to feature in Belgium’s Group B opener against Russia on Saturday.
The Man City maestro suffered an acute nose bone fracture and left orbital fracture during the Champions League final against Chelsea.
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He’s since returned to join the Belgium squad, but manager Roberto Martinez doesn’t think he’ll be able to play a part this weekend.
He said: “It is fantastic that Kevin De Bruyne has joined the squad. He looks fresh and clear. Right now I do not expect Kevin for the first match, but that may change if he handles his own program well.”
Having missed the final four months of the season with a torn achilles tendon, Axel Witsel has also returned to training but may have to skip Belgium’s opener against Russia..
France suffered a scare ahead of their opening game against Germany on Tuesday when Karim Benzema (£6.0m) was forced off during a friendly with a possible knee injury.
However, the Real Madrid legend may have only suffered a dead leg and therefore may recover in time to start for Les Bleus on Tuesday. It’s a similar story for defender Lucas Hernandez (£4.0m).
Germany coach Joachim Low has said that Leon Goretzka (£3.5m) is likely to miss next week’s showdown with France.
But the latest reports claim the midfielder took part in first-team training yesterday and is closing in on a quick return.
Italy take on Turkey in Friday’s opening Euro 2020 clash but Marco Verratti (£3.0m) is unlikely to feature as he recovers from a knee injury.
The PSG midfielder is training separately from the rest of Italy’s squad and is a possibility for their second Group A fixture against Switzerland. Alessandro Florenzi (£3.0m) is also a doubt with a muscular issue.
Gareth Southgate has virtually a full compliment available for this weekend’s meeting with Croatia. The Three Lions have also been boosted with the news that Harry Maguire (£4.0m) is back in training but Sunday’s match may come too soon for him.
It’s not such good news for Spain, whose preparations were thrown into chaos when Sergio Busquets (£3.0m) and Diego Llorente (£2.0m) tested positive for Covid-19.
Spain have since called up an additional 11 players to join their ‘parallel bubble’ amid concerns that more first-team squad members could test positive for COVID-19.
Austria
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Belgium
Injured: Kevin De Bruyne, Axel Witsel
Suspended: None
Croatia
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Czech Republic
Injured: Ondrej Celustka, Tomas Kalas
Suspended: None
Denmark
Injured: None
Suspended: None
England
Injured: Harry Maguire
Suspended: None
Finland
Injured: None
Suspended: None
France
Injured: Karim Benzema (likely to recover), Lucas Hernandez
Suspended: None
Germany
Injured: Leon Goretzka
Suspended: None
Hungary
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Italy
Injured: Alessandro Florenzi, Marco Verratti
Suspended: None
Netherlands
Injured: None
Suspended: None
North Macedonia
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Poland
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Portugal
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Russia
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Scotland
Injured: John Fleck, Billy Gilmour (50:50)
Suspended: None
Slovakia
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Spain
Injured: Diego Llorente, Sergio Busquets
Suspended: None
Sweden
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Switzerland
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Turkey
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Ukraine
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Wales
Injured: None
Suspended: None