Two Serie A players in the best EURO Qualifiers squad
The shocking Holland exit as well and the first ever qualification for Northern Ireland, Slovakia, Wales, Iceland and Albania are among most unexpected verdicts of the EURO 2016 Qualifying Tournament.
The last four places available in the plane that will take off to France next summer are still vacant. Ukraine, Sweden, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Denmark, Ireland, Norway and Slovenia will battle it out in the play offs, the next 12th and 17th of November.
While we are waiting to know the last four participants, we have picked the Best XI of the EURO 2016 Qualifiers.
Goalkeeper: His saves have been vital for Germany to secure their EURO 2016 qualification and Manuel Neuer is the best qualifiers’ goalie to us.
Defense: Leonardo Bonucci (ITALY), David Alaba (AUSTRIA), Vlad Chiriches (ROMANIA). While Juventus’ and Bayern Munich’s stars are always featuring among the most affordable defenders in their respective teams, the Romanian were the less beat defense, having conceded only two goals in ten matches.
Midfield: In the middle, there is always a massive competition and it’s never easy to pick just four players. Manchester City star Kevin de Bruyne (BELGIUM) is between those as well as Swansea’s Gylfi Sigurdsson (ICELAND) who had a massive role on his National team’s first time ERUO qualification. Same vital role that Gareth Bale (WALES) had with Wales. The Real Madrid star scored seven goals in ten matches, while Vladimir Weiss (SLOVAKIA) was the best assist-man along with Senad Lulic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA) and Arkadiusz Milik (POLAND).
Attack: Robert Lewandowski (POLAND) is arguably the best striker out there at the moment. The Bayern Munich hitman scored 13 times in 10 games, equalizing Northern Ireland’s David Healy scoring record in the EURO 2008 qualifiers. Talking about Northern Ireland, Kyle Lafferty also features among the best strikers as he netted seven times, just like Manchester United Wayne Rooney who have also overcame the England’s all time scoring record previously belonging to Sir. Bobby Charlton.
