Fernando Torres, Samir Nasri, Steven Gerrard, Robin van Persie and Nani will be at the Euros
The European Championship gets under way on Friday June 8th, with the 14th edition of the tournament taking place in Poland and Ukraine.
The 16-team competition sees many players from the Barclays Premier League taking part; indeed, in 2008, winners Spain had five from the English top flight - Liverpool's Pepe Reina, Alvaro Arbeloa, Xabi Alonso and Fernando Torres and Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas.
This time around there are 70 Premier League stars aiming for glory in eastern Europe from 14 of the 16 participating countries, with only Greece and co-hosts Ukraine not represented.
Here are the Premier League players involved in the tournament:
ARSENAL
Czech Republic: Tomas Rosicky
Denmark: Nicklas Bendtner
England: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Theo Walcott
France: Laurent Koscielny
Germany: Per Mertesacker
Netherlands: Robin van Perise
Poland: Wojciech Szczesny
ASTON VILLA
Republic of Ireland: Richard Dunne, Shay Given
CHELSEA
Czech Republic: Petr Cech
England: Ashley Cole, John Terry
France: Florent Malouda
Portugal: Raul Meireles
Spain: Juan Mata, Fernando Torres
EVERTON
Croatia: Nikica Jelavic
England: Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka
Netherlands: John Heitinga
Republic of Ireland: Darron Gibson
FULHAM
Republic of Ireland: Damien Duff, Stephen Kelly
Russia: Pavel Pogrebnyak
LIVERPOOL
Denmark: Daniel Agger
England: Glen Johnson, Stewart Downing, Steven Gerrard, Andy Carroll, Martin Kelly, Jordan Henderson
Netherlands: Dirk Kuyt
Spain: Pepe Reina
MANCHESTER CITY
England: Joe Hart, Joleon Lescott, James Milner
France: Gael Clichy, Samir Nasri
Italy: Mario Balotelli
Netherlands: Nigel de Jong
Spain: David Silva
MANCHESTER UNITED
Denmark: Anders Lindegaard
England: Phil Jones, Ashley Young, Wayne Rooney, Danny Welbeck
France: Patrice Evra
Portugal: Nani
NEWCASTLE UNITED
France: Hatem Ben Arfa, Yohan Cabaye
Netherlands: Tim Krul
NORWICH CITY
None
QUEENS PARK RANGERS
None
READING
None
SOUTHAMPTON
None
STOKE CITY
Republic of Ireland: Jonathan Walters, Glenn Whelan
SUNDERLAND
Republic of Ireland: James McClean, John O'Shea, Keiren Westwood
Sweden: Sebastian Larsson
SWANSEA CITY
Netherlands: Michel Vorm
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
Croatia: Vedran Corluka, Niko Kranjcar, Luka Modric
England: Scott Parker, Jermain Defoe
Netherlands: Rafael van der Vaart
WEST BROMWICH ALBION
Republic of Ireland: Keith Andrews, Simon Cox, Shane Long
Sweden: Jonas Olsson
WEST HAM UNITED
England: Robert Green
WIGAN ATHLETIC
None
