List of UEFA European Championship winning players

This page is a list of all players who have won the men's UEFA European Championship tournament since its inception in 1960.

Winning players

A total of 322 players have been in the winning team in the European Championship. Only 13 players have been in the winning team twice, with Rainer Bonhof being the only non-Spanish to do so.

In the below table, years in bold indicate that the player appeared in the respective final where his team won, while years in italics indicate that the player was an unused squad member in the respective tournament.

Players who have won the European Championship
Player	Team	Titles won		Other appearances	Profile
Player	Team	Number	Years	Other appearances	Profile
Raúl Albiol	Spain	2	2008, 2012		^{[fp 1]}
Xabi Alonso	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2004	^{[fp 2]}
Álvaro Arbeloa	Spain	2	2008, 2012		^{[fp 3]}
Rainer Bonhof	West Germany	2	1972, 1980	1976	^{[fp 4]}
Iker Casillas	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2000, 2004, 2016	^{[fp 5]}
Santi Cazorla	Spain	2	2008, 2012		^{[fp 6]}
Cesc Fàbregas	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2016	^{[fp 7]}
Andrés Iniesta	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2016	^{[fp 8]}
Sergio Ramos	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2016	^{[fp 9]}
Pepe Reina	Spain	2	2008, 2012		^{[fp 10]}
David Silva	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2016	^{[fp 11]}
Fernando Torres	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2004	^{[fp 12]}
Xavi	Spain	2	2008, 2012	2004	^{[fp 13]}
Francesco Acerbi	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 14]}
Jordi Alba	Spain	1	2012	2016, 2020	^{[fp 15]}
Enrico Albertosi	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 16]}
Klaus Allofs	West Germany	1	1980	1984	^{[fp 17]}
Bruno Alves	Portugal	1	2016	2008, 2012	^{[fp 18]}
Amancio	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 19]}
Manuel Amoros	France	1	1984	1992	^{[fp 20]}
Pietro Anastasi	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 21]}
Henrik Andersen	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 22]}
Nicolas Anelka	France	1	2000	2008	^{[fp 23]}
Angelo Anquilletti	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 24]}
German Apukhtin	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 25]}
Markus Babbel	Germany	1	1996	2000	^{[fp 26]}
Nicolò Barella	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 27]}
Jozef Barmoš	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 28]}
Fabien Barthez	France	1	2000	1996, 2004	^{[fp 29]}
Angelos Basinas	Greece	1	2004	2008	^{[fp 30]}
Mario Basler	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 31]}
Alessandro Bastoni	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 32]}
Joël Bats	France	1	1984		^{[fp 33]}
Patrick Battiston	France	1	1984		^{[fp 34]}
Franz Beckenbauer	West Germany	1	1972	1976	^{[fp 35]}
Michael Bella	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 36]}
Bruno Bellone	France	1	1984		^{[fp 37]}
Andrea Belotti	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 38]}
Domenico Berardi	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 39]}
Giancarlo Bercellino	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 40]}
Philippe Bergeroo	France	1	1984		^{[fp 41]}
Federico Bernardeschi	Italy	1	2020	2016	^{[fp 42]}
Přemysl Bičovský	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 43]}
Oliver Bierhoff	Germany	1	1996	2000	^{[fp 44]}
Pavol Biroš	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 45]}
Laurent Blanc	France	1	2000	1992, 1996	^{[fp 46]}
Fredi Bobic	Germany	1	1996	2004	^{[fp 47]}
Marco Bode	Germany	1	1996	2000	^{[fp 48]}
Leonardo Bonucci	Italy	1	2020	2012, 2016	^{[fp 49]}
John Bosman	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 50]}
Maxime Bossis	France	1	1984		^{[fp 51]}
Daniel Bravo	France	1	1984		^{[fp 52]}
Paul Breitner	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 53]}
Hans-Peter Briegel	West Germany	1	1980	1984	^{[fp 54]}
Morten Bruun	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 55]}
Valentin Bubukin	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 56]}
Giacomo Bulgarelli	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 57]}
Tarcisio Burgnich	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 58]}
Sergio Busquets	Spain	1	2012	2016, 2020	^{[fp 59]}
Isacio Calleja	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 60]}
Vincent Candela	France	1	2000		^{[fp 61]}
Joan Capdevila	Spain	1	2008	2004	^{[fp 62]}
Jozef Čapkovič	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 63]}
Ricardo Carvalho	Portugal	1	2016	2004, 2008	^{[fp 64]}
William Carvalho	Portugal	1	2016	2020	^{[fp 65]}
Ernesto Castano	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 66]}
Gaetano Castrovilli	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 67]}
Cédric	Portugal	1	2016		^{[fp 68]}
Kostas Chalkias	Greece	1	2004	2008, 2012	^{[fp 69]}
Angelos Charisteas	Greece	1	2004	2008	^{[fp 70]}
Giorgio Chiellini	Italy	1	2020	2008, 2012, 2016	^{[fp 71]}
Federico Chiesa	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 72]}
Givi Chokheli	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 73]}
Bent Christensen Arensøe	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 74]}
Claus Christiansen	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 75]}
Kim Christofte	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 76]}
Bryan Cristante	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 77]}
Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	1	2016	2004, 2008, 2012, 2020	^{[fp 78]}
Bernhard Cullmann	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 79]}
Nikos Dabizas	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 80]}
Danilo	Portugal	1	2016	2020	^{[fp 81]}
Rubén de la Red	Spain	1	2008		^{[fp 82]}
Karl Del’Haye	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 83]}
Traianos Dellas	Greece	1	2004	2008	^{[fp 84]}
Luis del Sol	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 85]}
Marcel Desailly	France	1	2000	1996, 2004	^{[fp 86]}
Didier Deschamps	France	1	2000	1992, 1996	^{[fp 87]}
Giancarlo De Sisti	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 88]}
Bernard Dietz	West Germany	1	1980	1976	^{[fp 89]}
Giovanni Di Lorenzo	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 90]}
Youri Djorkaeff	France	1	2000	1996	^{[fp 91]}
Karol Dobiaš	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 92]}
Angelo Domenghini	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 93]}
Jean-François Domergue	France	1	1984		^{[fp 94]}
Gianluigi Donnarumma	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 95]}
Christophe Dugarry	France	1	2000	1996	^{[fp 96]}
Éder	Portugal	1	2016		^{[fp 97]}
Eduardo	Portugal	1	2016	2012	^{[fp 98]}
Dieter Eilts	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 99]}
Eliseu	Portugal	1	2016		^{[fp 100]}
Lars Elstrup	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 101]}
Emerson	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 102]}
Giacinto Facchetti	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 103]}
Luis Fernández	France	1	1984	1992	^{[fp 104]}
Jean-Marc Ferreri	France	1	1984		^{[fp 105]}
Giorgio Ferrini	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 106]}
José Fonte	Portugal	1	2016	2020	^{[fp 107]}
Bernd Förster	West Germany	1	1980	1984	^{[fp 108]}
Karlheinz Förster	West Germany	1	1980	1984	^{[fp 109]}
Alessandro Florenzi	Italy	1	2020	2016	^{[fp 110]}
Torben Frank	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 111]}
Steffen Freund	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 112]}
Josep Maria Fusté	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 113]}
Takis Fyssas	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 114]}
Dušan Galis	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 115]}
Gallego	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 116]}
Sergio García	Spain	1	2008		^{[fp 117]}
Bernard Genghini	France	1	1984		^{[fp 118]}
Georgios Georgiadis	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 119]}
Stelios Giannakopoulos	Greece	1	2004	2008	^{[fp 120]}
Alain Giresse	France	1	1984		^{[fp 121]}
Koloman Gögh	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 122]}
André Gomes	Portugal	1	2016		^{[fp 123]}
Giannis Goumas	Greece	1	2004	2008	^{[fp 124]}
Jürgen Grabowski	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 125]}
Aristide Guarneri	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 126]}
Raphaël Guerreiro	Portugal	1	2016	2020	^{[fp 127]}
Dani Güiza	Spain	1	2008		^{[fp 128]}
Ruud Gullit	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 129]}
Thomas Häßler	Germany	1	1996	1992, 2000	^{[fp 130]}
Thierry Henry	France	1	2000	2004, 2008	^{[fp 131]}
Dušan Herda	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 132]}
Jupp Heynckes	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 133]}
Joop Hiele	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 134]}
Uli Hoeneß	West Germany	1	1972	1976	^{[fp 135]}
Horst-Dieter Höttges	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 136]}
Horst Hrubesch	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 137]}
Ciro Immobile	Italy	1	2020	2016	^{[fp 138]}
Lorenzo Insigne	Italy	1	2020	2016	^{[fp 139]}
José Ángel Iribar	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 140]}
Valentin Ivanov	Soviet Union	1	1960	1964	^{[fp 141]}
John Jensen	Denmark	1	1992	1988	^{[fp 142]}
João Mário	Portugal	1	2016		^{[fp 143]}
Jorginho	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 144]}
Juanfran	Spain	1	2012	2016	^{[fp 145]}
Juanito	Spain	1	2008	2004	^{[fp 146]}
Antonio Juliano	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 147]}
Walter Junghans	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 148]}
Ladislav Jurkemik	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 149]}
Pantelis Kafes	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 150]}
Oliver Kahn	Germany	1	1996	2000, 2004	^{[fp 151]}
Zaur Kaloev	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 152]}
Manfred Kaltz	West Germany	1	1980	1976	^{[fp 153]}
Michalis Kapsis	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 154]}
Giorgos Karagounis	Greece	1	2004	2008, 2012	^{[fp 155]}
Christian Karembeu	France	1	2000	1996	^{[fp 156]}
Fanis Katergiannakis	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 157]}
Kostas Katsouranis	Greece	1	2004	2008, 2012	^{[fp 158]}
Vladimir Kesarev	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 159]}
Wim Kieft	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 160]}
Wolfgang Kleff	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 161]}
Jürgen Klinsmann	Germany	1	1996	1988, 1992	^{[fp 162]}
Erwin Koeman	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 163]}
Ronald Koeman	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 164]}
Wim Koevermans	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 165]}
Jürgen Kohler	Germany	1	1996	1988, 1992	^{[fp 166]}
Andreas Köpke	Germany	1	1996	1992	^{[fp 167]}
Horst Köppel	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 168]}
Yury Kovalyov	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 169]}
Erwin Kremers	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 170]}
Mogens Krogh	Denmark	1	1992	1996	^{[fp 171]}
Anatoly Krutikov	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 172]}
Hendrie Krüzen	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 173]}
Stefan Kuntz	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 174]}
Bernard Lacombe	France	1	1984		^{[fp 175]}
Vassilis Lakis	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 176]}
Bernard Lama	France	1	2000	1996	^{[fp 177]}
Carlos Lapetra	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 178]}
Henrik Larsen	Denmark	1	1992	1996	^{[fp 179]}
Brian Laudrup	Denmark	1	1992	1996	^{[fp 180]}
Frank Lebœuf	France	1	2000	1996	^{[fp 181]}
Yvon Le Roux	France	1	1984		^{[fp 182]}
Bixente Lizarazu	France	1	2000	1996, 2004	^{[fp 183]}
Fernando Llorente	Spain	1	2012		^{[fp 184]}
Manuel Locatelli	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 185]}
Giovanni Lodetti	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 186]}
Hannes Löhr	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 187]}
Anthony Lopes	Portugal	1	2016	2020	^{[fp 188]}
Felix Magath	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 189]}
Sepp Maier	West Germany	1	1972	1976	^{[fp 190]}
Marcelino	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 191]}
Carlos Marchena	Spain	1	2008	2004	^{[fp 192]}
Javi Martínez	Spain	1	2012		^{[fp 193]}
Vladimir Maslachenko	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 194]}
Anatoli Maslyonkin	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 195]}
Marián Masný	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 196]}
Juan Mata	Spain	1	2012		^{[fp 197]}
Lothar Matthäus	West Germany	1	1980	1984, 1988, 2000	^{[fp 198]}
Sandro Mazzola	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 199]}
Mikheil Meskhi	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 200]}
Caspar Memering	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 201]}
Alex Meret	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 202]}
Slava Metreveli	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 203]}
Johan Micoud	France	1	2000		^{[fp 204]}
Jozef Móder	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 205]}
Johnny Mølby	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 206]}
Andreas Möller	Germany	1	1996	1992	^{[fp 207]}
João Moutinho	Portugal	1	2016	2008, 2012, 2020	^{[fp 208]}
Gerd Müller	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 209]}
Hansi Müller	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 210]}
Arnold Mühren	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 211]}
Nani	Portugal	1	2016	2008, 2012	^{[fp 212]}
Fernando Navarro	Spain	1	2008		^{[fp 213]}
Jesús Navas	Spain	1	2012		^{[fp 214]}
Álvaro Negredo	Spain	1	2012		^{[fp 215]}
Zdeněk Nehoda	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 216]}
Igor Netto	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 217]}
Günter Netzer	West Germany	1	1972		^{[fp 218]}
Kent Nielsen	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 219]}
Peter Nielsen	Denmark	1	1992		^{[fp 220]}
Themistoklis Nikolaidis	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 221]}
Antonios Nikopolidis	Greece	1	2004	2008	^{[fp 222]}
Ferran Olivella	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 223]}
Lars Olsen	Denmark	1	1992	1988, 1996	^{[fp 224]}
Anton Ondruš	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 225]}
Andrés Palop	Spain	1	2008		^{[fp 226]}
Antonín Panenka	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 227]}
Dimitris Papadopoulos	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 228]}
Paquito	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 229]}
Rui Patrício	Portugal	1	2016	2008, 2012, 2020	^{[fp 230]}
Pedro	Spain	1	2012	2016	^{[fp 231]}
Pepe	Portugal	1	2016	2008, 2012, 2020	^{[fp 232]}
Chus Pereda	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 233]}
Matteo Pessina	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 234]}
Emmanuel Petit	France	1	2000	1992	^{[fp 235]}
Ladislav Petráš	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 236]}
Torben Piechnik	Denmark	1	1992	1996	^{[fp 237]}
Robert Pirès	France	1	2000	2004	^{[fp 238]}
Gerard Piqué	Spain	1	2012	2016	^{[fp 239]}
Ján Pivarník	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 240]}
Michel Platini	France	1	1984		^{[fp 241]}
Viktor Ponedelnik	Soviet Union	1	1960	1964	^{[fp 242]}
Flemming Povlsen	Denmark	1	1992	1988	^{[fp 243]}
Pierino Prati	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 244]}
Carles Puyol	Spain	1	2008	2004	^{[fp 245]}
Ricardo Quaresma	Portugal	1	2016	2008, 2012	^{[fp 246]}
Ulrich Ramé	France	1	2000		^{[fp 247]}
Giacomo Raspadori	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 248]}
Oliver Reck	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 249]}
Severino Reija	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 250]}
Stefan Reuter	Germany	1	1996	1992	^{[fp 251]}
Frank Rijkaard	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 252]}
Gigi Riva	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 253]}
Gianni Rivera	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 254]}
Feliciano Rivilla	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 255]}
Roberto Rosato	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 256]}
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge	West Germany	1	1980	1984	^{[fp 257]}
Albert Rust	France	1	1984		^{[fp 258]}
Salvador Sadurní	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 259]}
Sandro Salvadore	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 260]}
Matthias Sammer	Germany	1	1996	1992	^{[fp 261]}
Renato Sanches	Portugal	1	2016	2020	^{[fp 262]}
Giourkas Seitaridis	Greece	1	2004	2008	^{[fp 263]}
Peter Schmeichel	Denmark	1	1992	1988, 1996, 2000	^{[fp 264]}
René Schneider	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 265]}
Mehmet Scholl	Germany	1	1996	2000	^{[fp 266]}
Harald Schumacher	West Germany	1	1980	1984	^{[fp 267]}
Bernd Schuster	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 268]}
Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck	West Germany	1	1972	1976	^{[fp 269]}
Marcos Senna	Spain	1	2008		^{[fp 270]}
Adrien Silva	Portugal	1	2016		^{[fp 271]}
Rafa Silva	Portugal	1	2016	2020	^{[fp 272]}
Salvatore Sirigu	Italy	1	2020	2012, 2016	^{[fp 273]}
John Sivebæk	Denmark	1	1992	1984, 1988	^{[fp 274]}
Didier Six	France	1	1984		^{[fp 275]}
Leonardo Spinazzola	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 276]}
František Štambachr	Czechoslovakia	1	1976	1980	^{[fp 277]}
Uli Stielike	West Germany	1	1980	1984	^{[fp 278]}
Thomas Strunz	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 279]}
Luis Suárez	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 280]}
Wilbert Suvrijn	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 281]}
Ján Švehlík	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 282]}
Lilian Thuram	France	1	2000	1996, 2004, 2008	^{[fp 283]}
Jean Tigana	France	1	1984		^{[fp 284]}
Jens Todt	Germany	1	1996		^{[fp 285]}
Rafael Tolói	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 286]}
David Trezeguet	France	1	2000	2004	^{[fp 287]}
Sjaak Troost	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 288]}
Viktor Tsaryov	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 289]}
Vasilios Tsiartas	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 290]}
Thierry Tusseau	France	1	1984		^{[fp 291]}
Víctor Valdés	Spain	1	2012		^{[fp 292]}
Berry van Aerle	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 293]}
Marco van Basten	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 294]}
Hans van Breukelen	Netherlands	1	1988	1980, 1992	^{[fp 295]}
Gerald Vanenburg	Netherlands	1	1988		^{[fp 296]}
Adri van Tiggelen	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 297]}
John van ’t Schip	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 298]}
Alexander Vencel	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 299]}
Stylianos Venetidis	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 300]}
Marco Verratti	Italy	1	2020		^{[fp 301]}
František Veselý	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 302]}
Patrick Vieira	France	1	2000	2004, 2008	^{[fp 303]}
Vieirinha	Portugal	1	2016		^{[fp 304]}
Lido Vieri	Italy	1	1968		^{[fp 305]}
Ivo Viktor	Czechoslovakia	1	1976		^{[fp 306]}
Kim Vilfort	Denmark	1	1992	1988, 1996	^{[fp 307]}
Berti Vogts	West Germany	1	1972	1976	^{[fp 308]}
Miroslav Votava	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 309]}
Yuriy Voynov	Soviet Union	1	1960		^{[fp 310]}
Zisis Vryzas	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 311]}
Sylvain Wiltord	France	1	2000	2004	^{[fp 312]}
Herbert Wimmer	West Germany	1	1972	1976	^{[fp 313]}
Aron Winter	Netherlands	1	1988	1992, 1996, 2000	^{[fp 314]}
Jan Wouters	Netherlands	1	1988	1992	^{[fp 315]}
Lev Yashin	Soviet Union	1	1960	1964	^{[fp 316]}
Theodoros Zagorakis	Greece	1	2004		^{[fp 317]}
Zinédine Zidane	France	1	2000	1996, 2004	^{[fp 318]}
Christian Ziege	Germany	1	1996	2000, 2004	^{[fp 319]}
Herbert Zimmermann	West Germany	1	1980		^{[fp 320]}
Ignacio Zoco	Spain	1	1964		^{[fp 321]}
Dino Zoff	Italy	1	1968	1980	^{[fp 322]}

By year

In the below table, players highlighted in bold appeared in the respective finals, while players highlighted in italics were unused squad members in the respective tournaments.

Squads of teams that won the European Championship
Year	Team	Squad	Manager	Ref
1960	Soviet Union (detailed squad)	V. Maslachenko • L. Yashin • G. Chokheli • V. Kesarev • A. Krutikov • A. Maslyonkin • V. Tsaryov • I. Netto • Y. Voynov • G. Apukhtin • V. Bubukin • V. Ivanov • Z. Kaloev • Y. Kovalyov • M. Meskhi • S. Metreveli • V. Ponedelnik	G. Kachalin	^{[fs 1]}
1964	Spain (detailed squad)	J. Iribar • S. Sadurní • I. Calleja • Gallego • F. Olivella • S. Reija • F. Rivilla • L. del Sol • J. Fusté • Paquito • C. Pereda • I. Zoco • Amancio • C. Lapetra • Marcelino • L. Suárez	J. Villalonga	^{[fs 2]}
1968	Italy (detailed squad)	1 E. Albertosi • 2 P. Anastasi • 3 A. Anquilletti • 4 G. Bercellino • 5 T. Burgnich • 6 G. Bulgarelli • 7 E. Castano • 8 G. De Sisti • 9 A. Domenghini • 10 G. Facchetti • 11 G. Ferrini • 12 A. Guarneri • 13 A. Juliano • 14 G. Lodetti • 15 S. Mazzola • 16 P. Prati • 17 G. Riva • 18 G. Rivera • 19 R. Rosato • 20 S. Salvadore • 21 L. Vieri • 22 D. Zoff	F. Valcareggi	^{[fs 3]}
1972	West Germany (detailed squad)	1 S. Maier • 2 H.-D. Höttges • 3 P. Breitner • 4 H.-G. Schwarzenbeck • 5 F. Beckenbauer • 6 H. Wimmer • 7 J. Grabowski • 8 U. Hoeneß • 9 J. Heynckes • 10 G. Netzer • 11 E. Kremers • 13 G. Müller • 14 B. Vogts • 15 R. Bonhof • 16 M. Bella • 17 H. Löhr • 18 H. Köppel • 22 W. Kleff	H. Schön	^{[fs 4]}
1976	Czechoslovakia (detailed squad)	1 I. Viktor • 2 K. Dobiaš • 3 J. Čapkovič • 4 A. Ondruš • 5 J. Pivarník • 6 L. Jurkemik • 7 A. Panenka • 8 J. Moder • 9 J. Pollák • 10 M. Masný • 11 Z. Nehoda • 12 K. Gögh • 13 J. Barmoš • 14 P. Biroš • 15 D. Herda • 16 F. Veselý • 17 J. Švehlík • 18 D. Galis • 19 L. Petráš • 20 F. Štambachr • 21 P. Bičovský • 22 A. Vencel	V. Ježek	^{[fs 5]}
1980	West Germany (detailed squad)	1 H. Schumacher • 2 H.-P. Briegel • 3 B. Cullmann • 4 K. Förster • 5 B. Dietz • 6 B. Schuster • 7 B. Förster • 8 K.-H. Rummenigge • 9 H. Hrubesch • 10 H. Müller • 11 K. Allofs • 12 C. Memering • 13 R. Bonhof • 14 F. Magath • 15 U. Stielike • 16 H. Zimmermann • 17 K. Del’Haye • 18 L. Matthäus • 19 M. Votava • 20 M. Kaltz • 21 W. Junghans • 22 E. Immel	J. Derwall	^{[fs 6]}
1984	France (detailed squad)	1 J. Bats • 2 M. Amoros • 3 J.-F. Domergue • 4 M. Bossis • 5 P. Battiston • 6 L. Fernández • 7 J.-M. Ferreri • 8 D. Bravo • 9 B. Genghini • 10 M. Platini • 11 B. Bellone • 12 A. Giresse • 13 D. Six • 14 J. Tigana • 15 Y. Le Roux • 16 D. Rocheteau • 17 B. Lacombe • 18 T. Tusseau • 19 P. Bergeroo • 20 A. Rust	M. Hidalgo	^{[fs 7]}
1988	Netherlands (detailed squad)	1 H. van Breukelen • 2 A. van Tiggelen • 3 S. Troost • 4 R. Koeman • 5 A. Winter • 6 B. van Aerle • 7 G. Vanenburg • 8 A. Mühren • 9 J. Bosman • 10 R. Gullit • 11 J. van ’t Schip • 12 M. van Basten • 13 E. Koeman • 14 W. Kieft • 15 W. Koevermans • 16 J. Hiele • 17 F. Rijkaard • 18 W. Suvrijn • 19 H. Krüzen • 20 J. Wouters	R. Michels	^{[fs 8]}
1992	Denmark (detailed squad)	1 P. Schmeichel • 2 J. Sivebæk • 3 K. Nielsen • 4 L. Olsen • 5 H. Andersen • 6 K. Christofte • 7 J. Jensen • 8 J. Mølby • 9 F. Povlsen • 10 L. Elstrup • 11 B. Laudrup • 12 T. Piechnik • 13 H. Larsen • 14 T. Frank • 15 B. Christensen Arensøe • 16 M. Krogh • 17 C. Christiansen • 18 K. Vilfort • 19 P. Nielsen • 20 M. Bruun	R. Nielsen	^{[fs 9]}
1996	Germany (detailed squad)	1 A. Köpke • 2 S. Reuter • 3 M. Bode • 4 S. Freund • 5 T. Helmer • 6 M. Sammer • 7 A. Möller • 8 M. Scholl • 9 F. Bobic • 10 T. Häßler • 11 S. Kuntz • 12 O. Kahn • 13 M. Basler • 14 M. Babbel • 15 J. Kohler • 16 R. Schneider • 17 C. Ziege • 18 J. Klinsmann • 19 T. Strunz • 20 O. Bierhoff • 21 D. Eilts • 22 O. Reck • 23 J. Todt	B. Vogts	^{[fs 10]}
2000	France (detailed squad)	1 B. Lama • 2 V. Candela • 3 B. Lizarazu • 4 P. Vieira • 5 L. Blanc • 6 Y. Djorkaeff • 7 D. Deschamps • 8 M. Desailly • 9 N. Anelka • 10 Z. Zidane • 11 R. Pirès • 12 T. Henry • 13 S. Wiltord • 14 J. Micoud • 15 L. Thuram • 16 F. Barthez • 17 E. Petit • 18 F. Lebœuf • 19 C. Karembeu • 20 D. Trezeguet • 21 C. Dugarry • 22 U. Ramé	R. Lemerre	^{[fs 11]}
2004	Greece (detailed squad)	1 A. Nikopolidis • 2 G. Seitaridis • 3 S. Venetidis • 4 N. Dabizas • 5 T. Dellas • 6 A. Basinas • 7 T. Zagorakis • 8 S. Giannakopoulos • 9 A. Charisteas • 10 V. Tsiartas • 11 T. Nikolaidis • 12 K. Chalkias • 13 F. Katergiannakis • 14 T. Fyssas • 15 Z. Vryzas • 16 P. Kafes • 17 G. Georgiadis • 18 G. Goumas • 19 M. Kapsis • 20 G. Karagounis • 21 K. Katsouranis • 22 D. Papadopoulos • 23 V. Lakis	O. Rehhagel	^{[fs 12]}
2008	Spain (detailed squad)	1 I. Casillas • 2 R. Albiol • 3 F. Navarro • 4 C. Marchena • 5 C. Puyol • 6 A. Iniesta • 7 D. Villa • 8 Xavi • 9 F. Torres • 10 C. Fàbregas • 11 J. Capdevila • 12 S. Cazorla • 13 A. Palop • 14 X. Alonso • 15 S. Ramos • 16 S. García • 17 D. Güiza • 18 Á. Arbeloa • 19 M. Senna • 20 Juanito • 21 D. Silva • 22 R. de la Red • 23 P. Reina	L. Aragonés	^{[fs 13]}
2012	Spain (detailed squad)	1 I. Casillas • 2 R. Albiol • 3 G. Piqué • 4 J. Martínez • 5 Juanfran • 6 A. Iniesta • 7 Pedro • 8 Xavi • 9 F. Torres • 10 C. Fàbregas • 11 Á. Negredo • 12 V. Valdés • 13 J. Mata • 14 X. Alonso • 15 S. Ramos • 16 S. Busquets • 17 Á. Arbeloa • 18 J. Alba • 19 F. Llorente • 20 S. Cazorla • 21 D. Silva • 22 J. Navas • 23 P. Reina	V. del Bosque	^{[fs 14]}
2016	Portugal (detailed squad)	1 R. Patrício • 2 B. Alves • 3 Pepe • 4 J. Fonte • 5 R. Guerreiro • 6 R. Carvalho • 7 Cristiano Ronaldo • 8 J. Moutinho • 9 Éder • 10 João Mário • 11 Vieirinha • 12 A. Lopes • 13 Danilo • 14 W. Carvalho • 15 A. Gomes • 16 R. Sanches • 17 Nani • 18 R. Silva • 19 Eliseu • 20 R. Quaresma • 21 Cédric • 22 Eduardo • 23 A. Silva	F. Santos	^{[fs 15]}
2020	Italy (detailed squad)	1 S. Sirigu • 2 G. Di Lorenzo • 3 G. Chiellini • 4 L. Spinazzola • 5 M. Locatelli • 6 M. Veratti • 7 G. Castrovilli • 8 Jorginho • 9 A. Belotti • 10 L. Insigne • 11 D. Berardi • 12 M. Pessina • 13 Emerson • 14 F. Chiesa • 15 F. Acerbi • 16 B. Cristante • 17 C. Immobile • 18 N. Barella • 19 L. Bonucci • 20 F. Bernardeschi • 21 G. Donnarumma • 22 G. Raspadori • 23 A. Bastoni • 24 A. Florenzi • 25 R. Tolói • 26 A. Meret	R. Mancini	^{[fs 16]}

References

Squad lists

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