Another final. Another familiar feeling of disappointment. England fans had hoped Euro 2024 was finally their time, but thanks to the excellence of Spain, it was not to be.
It was a strange tournament in many ways for England, just one win and two goals in the group stage, before they were saved by a 95th minute Jude Bellingham bicycle kick in the last 16 clash with Slovakia. A 2-1 semi final win over the Netherlands perhaps showcased the best of the Three Lions, but the late 2-1 defeat to Spain in the final was evidence of all their flaws. In some ways, England grew into the tournament, in others they never really got themselves going.
Harry Kane was poor throughout but ended the tournament sharing the Golden Boot award, while a number of fringe players showed their worth to England. But who was England’s stand out player at Euro 2024? Who enhanced their reputation - and who’s reputation took a hit?
Here how we rated all 26 England player’s at Euro 2024.

17. Ivan Toney - 7
When he was on the pitch, he made an impact. Grabbed an assist against Slovakia and took a cool penalty against Switzerland. England fans will want to see more of the Brentford goal scorer in the upcoming UEFA Nations League campaign. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

18. Anthony Gordon - N/A
He bizarrely played just five minutes at the tournament, despite England's lack of left-hand side. Fans wanted to see more of the Newcastle United man. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

19. Ollie Watkins - 7
Would it have been any different had Southgate opted to start an in-form Watkins over a struggling, and perhaps injured, Harry Kane? I guess we'll never know. His goal against the Dutch in the semis will be remembered for decades once the pain of England's defeat subsides. | Alex Grimm Photo: Alex Grimm

20. Jarrod Bowen - 6
Made sporadic substitute appearances during the group stages. Was bright when introduced against Serbia, but we barely saw him again after that. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
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