Euro 2024 kicks off in just six days, and some of Arsenal's brightest stars are set to take centre stage in Germany in a bid to lead their respective nations to European glory.
After such a successful two seasons, it is no wonder that the Gunners have seen so many players called up to represent their national teams - a fitting reward for fine form for many of the players.
With the deadline for national team bosses to submit their squads for the tournament having now passed, we now know which Arsenal stars have been called up for the tournament.
Without further delay, here is a look at Arsenal's representation at Euro 2024 this summer.
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England
Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice and Aaron Ramsdale
Arsenal will have more representatives in the England squad than any other nation at the tournament.
Arsenal also have the joint-second-highest number of players called up by Gareth Southgate, second only behind Crystal Palace.
Barring any fitness concerns, Saka and Rice are both expected to be mainstays in the Three Lions' starting lineup this summer, though Ramsdale may be forced to settle for a subdued role with Jordan Pickford expected to retain his place between the sticks.
England will face Serbia, Denmark and Slovenia in Group C of Euro 2024.
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Germany
Kai Havertz
Havertz has proven a lot of people wrong this season, after scoring 13 goals and contributing seven assists in the Premier League, despite being labelled by many as a 'flop' early in the season.
Julian Nagelsmann has confirmed that the 24-year-old will be Germany's starting centre-forward as they enjoy a host tournament - a role which Havertz will no doubt relish.
In Group A, Germany will be pitted against Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland.
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France
William Saliba
Saliba has quickly solidified his reputation as one of the Premier League's best defenders this season, and ranks highly among the best in the world in many criteria.
Despite this, the centre-back faces an uphill battle to force his way into Didier Deschamps' starting lineup, with the manager preferring the likes of Ibrahima Konate and Dayot Upamecano over the Arsenal man.
There is little doubting the sheer talent of the 23-year-old, which is why there is every chance that Saliba could force a change of Deschamps' plans in Germany.
France were drawn into Group D, and will face Austria, the Netherlands and Poland as they look to reach the latter stages.
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Italy
Jorginho
Having just renewed his contract with Arsenal for another season, veteran midfielder Jorginho has once again been called upon by Luciano Spalletti as the Blues look to retain the European Championships trophy.
Jorginho captained Italy in their Euro 2024 warm-up game against Turkey, and is expected to play a significant role at the tournament this summer.
Italy will have to contend with tough Group B, having been drawn against Albania, Spain and Croatia.
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Ukraine
Oleksandr Zinchenko
Zinchenko will undoubtedly be a key player for Ukraine at Euro 2024, with the Arsenal defender set to captain his national side in Germany.
He is often deployed in a more advanced role for Ukraine, which sees him given more responsibility, but also freedom - a position which he is known to enjoy.
They will fancy their chances of reaching the knockouts, as they are in Group E, alongside Romania, Slovakia and Belgium.
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Belgium
Leandro Trossard
Arsenal's ever-reliable Trossard will be competing directly against Zinchenko at Euro 2024, having also been drawn in Group E.
His Belgium side will be hopeful of a strong campaign though it remains to be seen how significant a role he will play in the tournament after not being included in the squad for Belgium's warm-up game against Montenegro on Wednesday.
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Spain
David Raya
Though he is expected to be behind Unai Simon in the pecking order, goalkeeper David Raya, who is expected to join Arsenal permanently this summer, will be delighted to be called upon to represent Spain at Euro 2024.
The 28-year-old won the Premier League Golden Glove this season, after keeping an impressive 16 clean sheets.
Drawn in Group B, he will face games against Croatia, Italy and Albania.
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Scotland
Kieran Tierney
Though he is heavily linked with a move away from Arsenal this summer, Tierney has returned to the club after a loan spell with Real Sociedad last season, and will represent his native Scotland at Euro 2024.
A key player, when fit, for his national side, the Scots will be hoping that he can remain fit given his importance to the team and their ongoing injury crisis.
In Group A, the Tartan Army will face Germany, Switzerland and Hungary.
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Poland
Jakub Kiwior
Kiwior has also been linked with a move away from Arsenal this summer, but his full focus for the time being will be with his national side Poland ahead of their Euro 2024 campaign.
The reliable defender is a key player for Poland and will have high hopes ahead of the tournament in Germany.
Polan have been drawn against the Netherlands, Austria and France in Group D.
