Every Chelsea player at Euro 2024 with all group stage fixtures, kick-off times, how to watch UK & more

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Chelsea have seven players in their squad that will be featuring for their nations at Euro 2024. Here is everything you need to know about how to catch them in action.

The European Championship is upon us, which means certain Blues stars will be swapping Stamford Bridge for Germany over the next month, in the hopes they can bring home the elusive trophy for their country.

There will be a few huge Chelsea names not present. The likes of Reece James, Christopher Nkunku and many more have all missed out.

But, there are seven names who will be involved at Euro 2024. Here, The Chelsea Chronicle takes you through each player, their group games and more.

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Cole Palmer, Conor Gallagher – England

Cole Palmer and Conor Gallagher have both been included in Gareth Southgate’s 26-man squad, and definitely have a shot of making the starting XI.

They feature in Group C for the Three Lions, with England taking on Serbia, Denmark and Slovenia in the hopes of bringing football home for the first time since 1966.

Marc Cucurella – Spain

After a fine resurgence in the second half of the Premier League season under former manager Mauricio Pochettino, Marc Cucurella has been involved in the Spain squad.

They feature in what some may call the group of death, with Italy, Croatia and Albania involved. It’ll be interesting to see how this one pans out.

Armando Broja – Albania

Armando Broja is technically still a Chelsea player, but maybe not for long, and he’s heading to Euro 2024 with his home country, Albania.

Broja, like Cucurella, finds himself in Group B. Given the other three sides, it’ll be nothing short of a miracle if he and the Albanian’s advance to the knockout phase.

Djordje Petrovic – Serbia

Whilst Chelsea fans will usually be a huge fan of the Serbian goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic, some will likely be cheering against him next week, as he takes on England.

The Serbian’s face the Three Lions, Denmark and Slovenia as they look to advance in their first real Euros tournament ever as an independent nation.

Mykhailo Mudryk – Ukraine

Mykhailo Mudryk takes to the international stage with Ukraine, who are one of the dark horses heading into the competition. They have a superb squad, with Chelsea linked Artem Dovbyk among other quality names.

They face Belgium, Romania and Slovakia – so have an excellent chance of making it to at least the knockout stages of the tournament.

Romelu Lukaku – Belgium

Like Broja, Romelu Lukaku will likely pack his bags for good around Cobham, but a good European Championship could add a few digits to his price tag.

He’ll face off with Mudryk in Group E, with Ukraine, Slovakia and Romania his opponents.