Quiz! Can you name every player to be selected for four or more European Championship squads?
Our latest quiz is about longevity and the Euros - how many players can you correctly name?
We are back with another quiz hot off the press and this time want you to name every player to be selected for four or more European Championship squads.
Think longevity to help you through. We see so many players become heroes at the Euros every four years - but which players have seen it and put in a real shift for their country?
So who are the names and how many can you correctly predict?
Our list compiles 37 players who have been called up in total to feature at four or more European Championship finals all in all. Sounds tough? We should hope it is, as this one is really destined to separate the men from the boys.
We are giving you a total of 12 minutes to do so and the clock is already ticked down, so why not delve in. Remember to tweet your scores @FourFourTwo and share with your mates. How many can you name?
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