The latest international break might be over, but the narratives and debates surrounding various national teams are only likely to grow in the run-up to Euro 2024.
With the conclusion of Tuesday's play-off finals, the 24 teams who will be competing in Germany this summer have finally been confirmed.
The likes of France, England, Germany and Portugal are among the bookies' favourites to win the tournament, which gets underway when the hosts take on Scotland in Munich on June 14.
Meanwhile, Georgia will be competing at their first major tournament after a dramatic victory over Greece on penalties in the play-off final, while several other emerging footballing nations such as Albania and Romania will hope to make their mark on the big stage.
Below, we will show you teams info from Group A to Group C, including who to look out for, how they got to Euro 2024 and which coaches will be hoping to write themselves into the record books this summer.
It's been a tough time for Germany over recent years, with this summer's hosts crashing out in the group stage at successive World Cups, while they also endured a disappointing last-16 exit to England at Euro 2020.
They've faced a similarly tumultuous period since, with a dire run of form in a series of international friendlies - given they don't have to qualify for Euro 2024 - seeing them lose five out of eight games in the aftermath of the 2022 World Cup.
This included defeats to Japan, Colombia, Poland, Austria and Turkey, resulting in the departure of Hansi Flick and the appointment of Julian Nagelsmann as manager.
There had been fears among Germany fans that this summer could turn out to be a wholly embarrassing one.
However, victories against France and the Netherlands over the past
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