No room for Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham: BEST XI of the UEFA Euro 2024 group stage

Group F and Group E played their last matches at Euro 2024 on Wednesday, paving the way for the quarterfinals. Only 16 of the original 24 teams have made it to the knockout stage of the tournament. All eight teams that finish in the top two spots in their respective groups, as well as the top four teams from each group that finished in third place, advance to the next round of the competition. Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, England, Denmark, Germany, Austria, France, Romania, Belgium, Portugal, and Turkey are the teams who have qualified from their respective groups. Also, the top four teams in the third position, namely Slovenia, the Netherlands, Slovakia, and Georgia, have advanced. Hungarian, Scottish, Croatian, Albanian, Serbian, Polish, Ukrainian, and Czech Republican teams have all been eliminated from the competition. The UEFA Euro 2024 group stage is concluded; now let's see the best XI of the UEFA Euro 2024 group stage.

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Best XI of UEFA Euro 2024 Group Stage

• GK: Giorgi Mamardashvili (Georgia)
  • Made nine crucial saves against the Czech Republic, standing out as one of the tournament's top goalkeepers despite Georgia's early exit.
• RB: Mert Müldür (Turkey)
  • Excelled in Turkey's victories, particularly in attack, and scored a remarkable volley against Georgia.
• CB: Pepe (Portugal)
  • At 41 years old, Pepe broke the record as the oldest player at the Euros, showcasing his elite defensive skills throughout the tournament.
• CB: Jaka Bijol (Slovenia)
  • The Udinese defender was Slovenia’s standout player, known for his interceptions, one-on-one duels, and impressive passing range.
• LB: Marc Cucurella (Spain)
  • Played key roles in Spain’s matches against Croatia and Italy, including a crucial goal-line clearance, solidifying his position as the first-choice left-back.
• CM: Fabián Ruiz (Spain)
  • Delivered one of the tournament's best performances against Croatia, scoring and assisting to earn the Man of the Match award.
• CM: Bernardo Silva (Portugal)
  • Instrumental in Portugal's opening win and their dominant game against Turkey, consistently creating chances and maintaining possession.

• CM: Marcel Sabitzer (Austria)
  • Played a vital role in Austria topping their group, capped by a Man of the Match performance and a late winner against the Netherlands.
• RW: Jamal Musiala (Germany)
  • Germany’s standout performer, causing problems for defenses with his movement and scoring two goals for the host nation.
• ST: Georges Mikautadze (Georgia)
  • The only player to score in all three group games, helping Georgia reach the last 16 with goals against Turkey and two penalties in subsequent matches.
• LW: Cody Gakpo (Netherlands)
  • Tied for the most goals scored in the tournament, continuing his impressive form in major competitions for the Netherlands.