William Saliba named in Euro 2024 team of the tournament.

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William Saliba’s exceptional performances for France throughout the Euro 2024 have led to his well-deserved inclusion in UEFA’s Team of the Tournament.

Despite being a regular starter for Arsenal since the 2022/23 season, Saliba had to wait patiently for his chance on the international stage.

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Six players from the Euro champion make up the team of the tournament, including Lamine Yamal, who was awarded Young Player of the Tournament, and Rodri, who was named Player of the Tournament.

William Saliba has made a remarkable transition from a bench warmer at France to becoming France’s standout defender at Euro 2024.

Despite early doubts from the national team manager, Didier Deschamps, Saliba has proven his worth on the international stage. His performance has been nothing short of impressive, even when faced with challenges.

With 21 caps already, his future appears promising, and he has the potential to become a national hero in the coming years.

Saliba’s defensive prowess helped France reach the semi-finals, where they narrowly lost 2-1 to Spain. Throughout the tournament, he kept an impressive four clean sheets in six matches, forming a formidable partnership with Dayot Upamecano.

Saliba’s achievement is notable as he is the first Arsenal player to earn a spot in the team since Aaron Ramsey in 2016.

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