On the evening of July 16, Beijing time, the official best team of the European Cup was officially released. Champions Spain have as many as six players selected, and runners-up England have only one Walker. In addition, France, which reached the top four, made it to the top four, Switzerland and Germany each made it, and the other top four team, Netherlands, did not make the cut.

As champions, Spain have as many as six players named after winning all seven games: defenders Cucurella, Fabio Luiz, Rodri, Olmo, Nico Williams and Yamal. Rodri is the official player of the tournament and Yamal is the rookie of the year, and the six are well deserved to be in the best team.

Runners-up England had only right-back Kyle Walker in the round-up. Including Kane, who tied for the Golden Boot, Red Star Bellingham, Saka and others all missed out. The Netherlands, who reached the semi-finals, were not selected, and Xavi Simons, Gakpo, De Vrij and other outstanding players of this year were not on the list. Another top 4 team, France, has two central defenders Saliba and goalkeeper Maignan selected, and it is not surprising that Mbappe, who has performed poorly this year, was not selected.

The only two players in the official best team who are not from the top four are Switzerland centre-back Akanji and Germany talent Musiala. Germany's core Kroos, Wirtz and others were also not selected for the best team.

The squad was judged by UEFA's technical observation team, which included 12 players including Rafael Benitez, Frank de Boer, Fabio Capello, David Moyes and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Attached: The official best team of the European Cup

Goalkeeper: Maignan (France)

Defenders: Cucurella (Spain), Saliba (France), Akanji (Switzerland), Walker (England)

Midfielders: Fabian (Spain), Olmo (Spain), Rodri (Spain)

Forwards: Nico Williams (Spain), Musiala (Germany), Yamal (Spain)