Euro 2024, who will win this special ranking? Besides the “usuals” there is also a potential outsider who could surprise everyone.
The Henri Delaunay Cup, the trophy that is awarded every four years to the national champion of Europe, from Rome, where it has remained for the past 3 years – Euro 2020 was played in 2021 due to the pandemic – has moved to Berlin, the venue of the final of the next European championships that will start next Friday.
In the previous edition it was Italy, somewhat surprisingly, that lifted it, thus ending a fast of continental triumphs that lasted even since the 1960s. In Germany, many will try to emulate the ride of the Azzurri, which ended with the Wembley triumph against England, beaten on penalty kicks right inside its “temple.” The one who perhaps has more desire to win that cup today is the Three Lions’ selection, more mature and on paper even stronger than three years ago. Technical commissioner Gareth Southgate, always much criticized at home, has in his hands a real one-off team, which at the level of names and depth of the roster can easily hold its own against the heavily favored France. Behind them, we cannot fail to mention Spain and Germany, probably a step below but still with all the cards to make it to the final game.
Euro 2024, watch out for Spaniard Yamal
Not to be underestimated, with a view to the title, even Portugal and Belgium. Among the outsiders are also the Red Devils who, having ended the unsuccessful Martinez management (now coincidentally at the helm of the Portuguese selection), have turned to the young coach of Calabrian origin Domenico Tedesco.
The Belgian national team is a profoundly renewed national team but one that will certainly not be able to do without the quality of a player like Kevin De Bruyne, one of the best assist men in the world.
Manchester City got going again this year just as he returned from injury, and it is not surprising that he was ultimately one of the most instrumental in winning a fourth consecutive Premier League title. For Snai bookmakers, it is De Bruyne who will win the special assists list (odds of 10.00), followed closely by Lusitanian Bruno Fernandes, a pivot for Portugal and Manchester’s other club, United (odds of 12.00 in this case). It’s derby in Germany, too, then.
And the possible surprise? A token we would spend on Spanish teenager Lamine Yamal, who at only 16 has already become a starter for Barcelona (10 assists in the blaugrana in 2023-24) as well as for De La Fuente’s Roja and is quoted at 33.00. A player, in short, ready to enchant even on these stages.
Odds comparison De Bruyne best assistman: 10.00 GOLDBET ; 10.00 SNAI ; 10.00 LOTTOMATICA
Bruno Fernandes best assistman share comparison: 12.00 GOLDBET ; 12.00 SNAI ; 12.00 LOTTOMATICA
Yamal best assistman share comparison: 25.00 GOLDBET ; 33.00 SNAI ; 25.00 LOTTOMATICA
