With Euro 2024 kicking off this Friday when tournament hosts Germany take on Scotland, five Crystal Palace players will be gearing up to bring silverware back to their home nations.
This is largely down to the upturn in form towards the end of the season where Palace won six of their last seven games, with a 1-1 draw with Fulham splitting up the winning streak.
It was always likely that the Eagles would have some sort of representation in the competition but it was a surprise to many that they will have 5 stars in Germany, so here is a look at the players who will be making the fans from SE25 proud.
Crystal Palace have four, yes four, players in this summers England squad. This is more than any other team representing the Three Lions, with Marc Guehi, Ebere Eze, Dean Henderson and Adam Wharton making up the Palace quartet.
Although this is a massive achievement for the Eagles, the only player who is on course to get guaranteed minutes is most likely Marc Guehi, who will be partnering John Stones at centre back in the absence of Harry Maguire.
However, after a positive performance from Eze in Englands first warm-up game against Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 3rd, there may be a place in Gareth Southgate's mind to maybe not start the Palace man, but to get significant minutes out of him from the bench.
Then you factor in Adam Wharton who has been the talk of the town since his move from Blackburn Rovers in January, could he be the answer to Southgate's midfield dilemma, or is it one tournament too early for the 21 year old?
Finally, Dean Henderson may be limited to very few or even no minuets with Jordan Pickford looking likely to keep his place in goal for England.
England will face Serbia on Sunday June 16th followed by Denmark and Slovenia in Group C of Euro 2024.
The final Eagle in Euro 2024 is Joachim Andersen, also in Group C, and will be facing his Palace teammates on June 20th.
The 40-capped Danish international has had another impressive season for Crystal Palace and will be looking to take that end of season form into his countries games this summer.
Much like the last Euro's competition back in 2021 where Denmark made it all the way to the semi-finals, where they were eventually knocked out by England, they will be looking for another great summer in Germany.
Denmark kick off their Euro's campaign on June 16th against Slovenia in Stuttgart, both teams are in Group C with England and Serbia.
