Euro 2020: Squad List and Guide for Group C – Austria, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Ukraine

Euro 2020 is set to commence on June 11, and North Macedonia will face Austria in first Group-C encounter on June 13. Here we take a look at the teams and players in Group C.

Group C comprises of four teams: Austria, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Ukraine.

Austria

Austria qualified for seven FIFA World Cups, the most recent of which was in 1998. The country initially qualified for the UEFA European Championship in 2008, when it co-hosted the tournament with Switzerland, and most recently in 2020.

Manager

Franco Foda has twice been capped by West Germany and has spent the majority of his coaching career at Sturm Graz, where he has won both the league and the cup. Since the beginning of 2018, he has been the leader of Austria.

Players

Position	Player	Club
GoalKeeper	Alexander Schlager	LASK
GoalKeeper	Pavao Pervan	VfL Wolfsburg
GoalKeeper	Daniel Bachmann	Watford
Defender	Andreas Ulmer	Red Bull Salzburg
Defender	Aleksandar Dragović	Bayer Leverkusen
Defender	Martin Hinteregger	Eintracht Frankfurt
Defender	Stefan Posch	1899 Hoffenheim
Defender	David Alaba	Bayern Munich
Defender	Philipp Lienhart	SC Freiburg
Defender	Stefan Lainer	Borussia Mönchengladbach
Defender	Marco Friedl	Werder Bremen
Midfielder	Stefan Ilsanker	Eintracht Frankfurt
Midfielder	Marcel Sabitzer	RB Leipzig
Midfielder	Florian Grillitsch	1899 Hoffenheim
Midfielder	Julian Baumgartlinger (captain)	Bayer Leverkusen
Midfielder	Christopher Trimmel	Union Berlin
Midfielder	Louis Schaub	Luzern
Midfielder	Alessandro Schöpf	Schalke 04
Midfielder	Christoph Baumgartner	1899 Hoffenheim
Midfielder	Karim Onisiwo	Mainz 05
Midfielder	Valentino Lazaro	Borussia Mönchengladbach
Midfielder	Xaver Schlager	VfL Wolfsburg
Midfielder	Konrad Laimer	RB Leipzig
Forward	Marko Arnautović	Shanghai Port
Forward	Michael Gregoritsch	FC Augsburg
Forward	Saša Kalajdžić	VfB Stuttgart

Franco Foda is not really a househould name outside Austria, but he's done a good job in the three and a half years he's been their coach.

However, his true test will be in the next weeks, in the first major tournament with the team. pic.twitter.com/V54ib5rt4W

— SofaScore (@SofaScoreINT) June 8, 2021

Netherlands

The Netherlands has participated in eight FIFA World Cups, three of which they have reached the final. They’ve also competed in nine UEFA European Championships, with the 1988 event in West Germany being their most successful. In addition, in 1908, 1912, and 1920, the team earned a bronze medal at the Olympic event. The Netherlands and its neighbours, Belgium and Germany, have long had football rivalry.

Manager

Frank de Boer, who previously managed Ajax, Inter, Crystal Palace, and Atlanta United, will succeed Barcelona-bound former teammate Ronald Koeman in September 2020.

Players

Position	Player	Club
Goalkeeper	Maarten Stekelenburg	Ajax
Goalkeeper	Tim Krul	Norwich City
GoalKeeper	Marco Bizot	AZ
Defender	Joël Veltman	Brighton & Hove Albion
Defender	Matthijs de Ligt	Juventus
Defender	Nathan Aké	Manchester City
Defender	Owen Wijndal	AZ
Defender	Stefan de Vrij	Internazionale
Defender	Patrick van Aanholt	Crystal Palace
Defender	Daley Blind	Ajax
Defender	Denzel Dumfries	PSV Eindhoven
Midfielder	Georginio Wijnaldum (captain)	Liverpool
Midfielder	Quincy Promes	Spartak Moscow
Midfielder	Davy Klaassen	Ajax
Midfielder	Marten de Roon	Atalanta
Midfielder	Ryan Gravenberch	Ajax
Midfielder	Frenkie de Jong	Barcelona
Midfielder	Teun Koopmeiners	AZ
Midfielder	Jurriën Timber	Ajax
Forward	Donyell Malen	PSV Eindhoven
Forward	Steven Berghuis	Feyenoord
Forward	Luuk de Jong	Sevilla
Forward	Memphis Depay	Lyon
Forward	Wout Weghorst	VfL Wolfsburg
Forward	Cody Gakpo	PSV Eindhoven

Frank De Boer was only just appointed as the Dutch coach in September, with not enough matches under his belt to really analyze the impact he's had on the team.

The first major test is coming up for De Boer, and it will be interesting to see how they fare under his lead. pic.twitter.com/AyMiloTHOY

— SofaScore (@SofaScoreINT) June 8, 2021

North Macedonia

North Macedonia has qualified for UEFA Euro 2020 for the first time, courtesy to their performance in the UEFA Nations League in 2018–19.

Manager

After two years in command of Rabotniki, Igor Angelovski was appointed in October 2015, having led them to a domestic double and two Macedonian Cup victories.

Players

Position	Player	Club
GoalKeeper	Stole Dimitrievski	Rayo Vallecano
Goalkeeper	Risto Jankov	Rabotnički
Goalkeeper	Damjan Shishkovski	Doxa Katokopias
Defender	Egzon Bejtulai	Shkëndija
Defender	Gjoko Zajkov	Charleroi
Defender	Kire Ristevski	Újpest
Defender	Visar Musliu	Fehérvár
Defender	Stefan Ristovski	Dinamo Zagreb
Defender	Darko Velkovski	Rijeka
Defender	Ezgjan Alioski	Leeds United
Midfielder	Arijan Ademi	Dinamo Zagreb
Midfielder	Darko Churlinov	VfB Stuttgart
Midfielder	Milan Ristovski	Spartak Trnava
Midfielder	Ferhan Hasani	Partizani
Midfielder	Tihomir Kostadinov	Ružomberok
Midfielder	Boban Nikolov	Lecce
Midfielder	Enis Bardhi	Levante
Midfielder	Stefan Spirovski	AEK Larnaca
Midfielder	Elif Elmas	Napoli
Forward	Aleksandar Trajkovski	Mallorca
Forward	Goran Pandev (captain)	Genoa
Forward	Ivan Trichkovski	AEK Larnaca
Forward	Marjan Radeski	Akademija Pandev
Forward	Daniel Avramovski	Kayserispor
Forward	Vlatko Stojanovski	Chambly
Forward	Krste Velkoski	Sarajevo

Igor Angelovski knows his team well, having become North Macedonia's coach almost 5 years ago.

He will know what makes them tick and how to utilize all of the quality their squad possesses, which means they can be a tricky opposition for every team they face. pic.twitter.com/j01tTqpWOE

— SofaScore (@SofaScoreINT) June 8, 2021

Ukraine

The team’s greatest achievement on the international stage was reaching the quarterfinals of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, which was also the team’s first appearance in a major title final. Ukraine’s six play-off appearances are the first time it has won a tie after failing to qualify for the 1998 World Cup, Euro 2000, 2002 World Cup, 2010 World Cup, and 2014 World Cup.

Manager

Andriy Shevchenko, a superb striker who won the UEFA Champions League in 2003 and the Ballon d’Or in 2004 while playing for AC Milan, is sixth all-time in UEFA club competitions goal scorers with 67 goals.

Players

Position	Player	Club
Goalkeeper	Heorhiy Bushchan	Dynamo Kyiv
Goalkeeper	Andriy Pyatov (captain)	Shakhtar Donetsk
GoalKeeper	Anatoliy Trubin	Shakhtar Donetsk
Defender	Eduard Sobol	Club Brugge
Defender	Serhiy Kryvtsov	Shakhtar Donetsk
Defender	Illya Zabarnyi	Dynamo Kyiv
Defender	Oleksandr Karavayev	Dynamo Kyiv
Defender	Mykola Matviyenko	Shakhtar Donetsk
Defender	Oleksandr Tymchyk	Dynamo Kyiv
Defender	Denys Popov	Dynamo Kyiv
Defender	Vitaliy Mykolenko	Dynamo Kyiv
Defender	Oleksandr Zinchenko	Manchester City
Midfielder	Serhiy Sydorchuk	Dynamo Kyiv
Midfielder	Taras Stepanenko	Shakhtar Donetsk
Midfielder	Ruslan Malinovskyi	Atalanta
Midfielder	Mykola Shaparenko	Dynamo Kyiv
Midfielder	Marlos	Shakhtar Donetsk
Midfielder	Yevhenii Makarenko	Kortrijk
Midfielder	Heorhiy Sudakov	Shakhtar Donetsk
Midfielder	Viktor Tsyhankov	Dynamo Kyiv
Midfielder	Roman Bezus	Gent
Forward	Artem Besyedin	Dynamo Kyiv
Forward	Andriy Yarmolenko	West Ham United
Forward	Roman Yaremchuk	Gent
Forward	Oleksandr Zubkov	Ferencváros
Forward	Artem Dovbyk	Dnipro-1

The biggest name in the Ukraine setup is the one that will not even play in the tournament, but coach the team from the sidelines.

Ukrainian legend Andriy Shevchenko has been the national team coach for almost 5 years, and this is his first major tournament since coming on. pic.twitter.com/Sm9NDXKXa7

— SofaScore (@SofaScoreINT) June 8, 2021