Italy and England will fight next Sunday, July 11 at Wembley Stadium to see which of the two is proclaimed champion of Euro 2020. Among the players who will play the final of the Euro Cup there will be only one representative of the Spanish League, Kieran Trippier , which accounts for the loss of prominence of the League in Europe. Serie A and the Premier League win by a landslide.
Euro 2020 already has its two protagonists for the final: Italy and England. They are the two teams that showed themselves the strongest since the beginning of the tournament and that have managed to impose their power to get into the Wembley final next Sunday. Both the Italian and English teams have been nurtured by footballers who play in the League of their respective countries of origin, demonstrating the good health of Serie A and the Premier League.
In the final of the European tournament there will only be one representative of the Spanish League: this is Kieran Trippier , the Atlético de Madrid side, who has seen his team manage to get into the final of the European Championship for the first time. The rojiblanco will be the only known player in Spanish football next Sunday, although his presence in the tournament has been intermittent. He started as a starter, missed two games, returned to eleven and in the last two games he has been a substitute, with a total of 220 minutes played throughout the tournament.
Serie A and Premier win by a landslide
Of the 26 players that appear on the Italian and England rosters, there are 23 players on each of them who play in the league of their country of origin. In the Azzurri national team, 23 of its players play in Serie A, only two in the Premier and one of them in Ligue 1. In the case of England, 23 play in the Premier, two in the Bundesliga and the one already mentioned only player in the League.
In this way, the Premier League will be the one with the most representation in the next final of the Eurocup, with 25 players in total. It might seem logical given that England has reached the final, but the situation would be even more favorable for the Premier if Spain had gone to the final instead of Italy and that is because the Spanish team would have contributed ten more players from the Premier League and only 11 of the League. The current Spanish League not only continues to lose stars and see how the other European leagues continue to revalue, but it is also losing prominence in the great football events in Europe.
