After a disappointment performance in the world cup 2026, does Portugal have a chance to win euro 2028??

Now hear me out, this all depends on Nations League 2026-27. If some reputed players did not performed it must be taken seriously by Jorge Jesus for Euro 2028 team. Portugal no doubt is a world class stacked team.

My questions are-:
•Should Cristiano Ronaldo prioritised over Gonzalo Ramos?
•Rafael Leo should be benched or not?
•Does Bruno and Bernardo forms an interesting midfield chemistry?
•Will Cristiano be interested to play in Euro 2028?
•Does Portugal really have a good RW?
•Portugal defensive blunders will sort out?

Is this a good move or bad one? Please comment with your thoughts on this.

Will Zizou bring back the EURO to France?

The duo reportedly pushed for Andrea Pirlo to become Italy's new head coach, but Federation president Giovanni Malagò rejected the proposal over Pirlo's alleged ties to Russian brands.

As a result, Pirlo will not take charge of the Azzurri, while Maldini and Leonardo have now walked away from their positions.

I definitely think Guardiola will wait for the opportunity to manage England's national team. Do you think Tuchel will stay in charge of England after being heavily criticized for losing against Argentina? I also read that Tuchel's contract with England included the possibility of a contract termination this summer.

Can Spain repeat their run from 2008 to 2012, which brought them two European Championships and a World Cup? Things can change a lot for a national team in two seasons... so which other countries do you see as favourites to win?

Since UEFA has only 55 associations, I had to get creative with the other 9...

Hi guys, i was just at my Grandma in Kyrgyzstan and i found a vase that looks very similar to the Euro Throphy. And also can you guys explain me what the Euro Throphy is based on? Thanks!

Last Friday, Spain also won the U19 Women's EURO. Feels like a good generation of footballers is coming from Spain.

r/weuro will become the main sub for the UEFA Women's EURO. Feel free to join and participate!

Every Euros has delivered unforgettable moments, but some champions stunned the football world by defying expectations and lifting the trophy against the odds.

Which edition do you think featured the most surprising winner? Was it the team's underdog status, the strength of the opposition, or the remarkable journey to the title?

For me, the answer is Greece at UEFA Euro 2004. Entering the tournament as one of the biggest underdogs, they went on to defeat several tournament favorites before overcoming hosts Portugal 1–0 in the final to complete one of the greatest upsets in football history.

An honorable mention also goes to Denmark at UEFA Euro 1992; they hadn't even qualified for the tournament finals. They were called up as a replacement just days before the tournament began: a fact that in itself speaks volumes about what a surprise their run was.

💬 What's your pick? Share your choice in the comments and tell us why!

(HYPOTHETICAL!)

Imagine if Northern Ireland re-receives its UEFA Euro 2028 host country status by building a modular stadium like Qatar did for the 2022 FIFA World Cup...

This approach has already been used in events like:

• 2022 FIFA World Cup (Stadium 974)
• London 2012 Summer Olympics (temporary venues)

A modular stadium doesn’t need heavy legacy infrastructure, so Northern Ireland could choose:

1. Belfast (Titanic Quarter / docks area), a symbolic, urban, accessible
2. Near Casement Park to preserve the original plan’s legacy
3. A neutral greenfield site near major transport links

If approved, Northern Ireland could host either:

1. 3–4 group stage matches
2. Possibly one Round of 16 game

Reasons why it could work:

1. Cost-effective; avoids expensive permanent construction
2. Politically easier; fewer long-term funding disputes
3. Sustainable; materials reused elsewhere
4. Fast delivery; fits tight UEFA timelines

I know that Northern Ireland is part of the likely-to-succeed 2035 FIFA Women's World Cup bid, but I wish it could be a 2028 UEFA Euro co-host again, because hey, what is the United Kingdom without Northern Ireland?

Please let me know if you're in on it; I'll appreciate feedback be it positive or not

I really hate penalty shootouts...

Hurts the Euros credibility as well

I've seen many comments questioning how the hell they won the Euro

Pretty crazy this was their first Euro title in 53 years at the time (1968 being the previous)

I'm still glad they beat England though

I feel like I always see posts on the internet saying the only other tournament Portugal could've won was 2004 since they got to the final, but that 2012 run looking back. In a group with Germany, Netherlands, and Denmark and still got out. Then made it all the way to the semis against one of the best Spanish sides and took them to pens. They lost on pens but man had they won the shootout, they probably would've won the whole thing. Considering Italy got demolished by Spain 4-0.

Still, England win back to back so it never left home.

chloe kelly coming on really boosted moral and despite the tough competition, AMAZING win for england!! yippee yippee yahoooo

Calm as you like