Where do the 552 EURO players come from?

Which clubs have the most players in France? How many are there from the Premier League – or League One? Who has the squad with the most UEFA Champions League stars? Find out here ...

KEY STATS

• 139 of the 552 players in the 24 squads are based in England, including all of Roy Hodgson's 23
• England's second-tier Championship is the seventh most represented division
• 49 players in all represent non-top-flight clubs (36 in England)
• Sweden and Slovakia both have players based in 13 different countries
• Juventus and Liverpool have the most players in the squads; Real Madrid are joint seventh
• 19 of Spain's squad played in the 2015/16 UEFA Champions League
• Nolito only Spain player not involved in 2015/16 UEFA club competition
• Five players are in Asian leagues (3 Qatar, 1 Australia, 1 Saudi Arabia)
• Four players are in CONCACAF leagues (3 MLS, 1 Mexico)

NUMBER CRUNCHING

• Clubs with most representatives

Juventus have 12 players in France©AFP/Getty Images12 – Juventus, Liverpool
11 – Tottenham Hotspur
10 – Manchester United
9 – Barcelona, Bayern München, Fenerbahçe
8 – Arsenal, Basel, CSKA Moskva, Real Madrid, Roma

• Domestic leagues with most representatives

Northern Ireland's Luke McCullough from English fourth-tier Doncaster Rovers©Getty Images139 – England (103 Premier League, 31 Championship, 4 League One, 1 League Two)
65 – Germany (57 1. Bundesliga, 8 2. Bundesliga)
56 – Italy (52 Serie A, 4 Serie B)
36 – Turkey (36 Süper Lig)
35 – Spain (34 Primera, 1 Segunda)
32 – Russia (32 Premier League)
22 – France (22 Ligue 1)

• Leagues with one representative

Anatoliy Tymoshchuk joined Kairat last summer©fckairat.kzAustralia – Aaron Hughes (Northern Ireland/Melbourne City)
Azerbaijan – Ansi Agolli (Albania/Qarabağ)
China – Burak Yılmaz (Turkey/Beijing Guoan)
Israel – Ovidiu Hoban (Romania/Hapoel Beer Sheva)
Liechtenstein* – Armando Sadiku (Albania/Vaduz)
Kazakhstan – Anatoliy Tymoshchuk (Ukraine/Kairat Almaty)
Mexico – André-Pierre Gignac (France/Tigres)
Saudi Arabia – Lucian Sânmărtean (Romania/Al-Ittihad)

*Liechtenstein only has a national cup, Vaduz compete in Swiss league

• Teams with most clubs represented

Iceland: 23 players, 22 clubs©Getty Images22 – Iceland, Northern Ireland
21 – Sweden
20 – Albania, Poland, Slovakia

• Teams with fewest clubs represented

8 – Russia
10 – England, Ukraine

• Teams with most different leagues represented

13 – Slovakia, Sweden
10 – Albania, Iceland, Romania

• Teams with fewest different leagues represented

All of England's players are home based©AFP/Getty Images1 – England
2 – Russia, Republic of Ireland
3 – Italy, Wales

• Teams with most home-based players

23 – England
22 – Russia
18 – Italy

• Teams with fewest home-based players

0 – Iceland, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Wales*
1 – Austria

*Wales have two players from Swansea City, who play in the English Premier League

• Teams with most players from 2015/16 UEFA Champions League

Spain have the most UEFA Champions League experience©Getty Images19 – Spain
16 – Germany
15 – France
13 – Italy
12 – Ukraine

• Teams with fewest players from 2015/16 UEFA Champions League

0 – Albania, Hungary, Republic of Ireland, Slovakia

• Teams with most players from 2015/16 UEFA Europa League

15 – Turkey
12 – Czech Republic, England, Portugal, Ukraine

• Teams with fewest players from 2015/16 UEFA Europa League

0 – Republic of Ireland
2 – Northern Ireland
3 – Hungary, Romania
4 – Iceland