Euro 2016: Your guide to the star player from all 24 nations

We take a look at how the stand-out players taking part in France this summer having fared over the season 

Simon Rice
Wednesday 01 June 2016 05:36 EDT
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Cristiano Ronaldo will be in action for Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo will be in action for Portugal (Getty)

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At any major tournament the hope is that the star players will bring their A game and make it a summer to remember.

In the case of Euro 2016 it could be a special tournament if the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Harry Kane and Gareth Bale perform to the very best of their ability.

As we near the tournament, which will kick off on Friday 10 June with France vs Romania, we take a look at how the best player from all 24 nations has performed across the season in their respective league.

Check out our guide below...

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