132 caps: Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
127 caps: Hugo Lloris (France)
Lloris has been Les Bleus' permanent captain since before EURO 2012; he came so close to leading them to glory on home soil five years ago, but more than made amends in Russia in 2018.
123 caps: Sergio Busquets (Spain)
Midfielder Busquets emerged soon after La Roja's EURO 2008 triumph and has been one of the first names on the team sheet ever since. A player who has redefined his position and whose qualities every side craves.
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122 caps: Goran Pandev (North Macedonia)
Pandev's career reached a fairy-tale crescendo as he contested his first major tournament aged 37, making his 122nd and final international appearance in his side's last group stage fixture. He struck the play-off effort that booked North Macedonia's EURO place at Georgia's expense and followed up with their first ever goal at the finals.
122 caps: Robert Lewandowski (Poland)
The archetypal centre-forward, Lewandowski has more appearances and more goals – 66 – for his country than any other player in history. His opening strike of EURO 2012 in Warsaw lives in the memory.
117 caps: Pepe (Portugal)
A combative defender who rarely takes a backward step, Pepe was at the heart of the Portugal rearguard that provided the platform for EURO 2016 success. He turned 38 in February.
111 caps: Axel Witsel (Belgium)
Perhaps a less revered member of the Red Devils' recent crop, midfield man Witsel has nonetheless been a regular fixture for Belgium for more than a decade.
110 caps: Toby Alderweireld (Belgium)
A long-time Tottenham and Belgium defensive stalwart, the versatile Alderweireld remains a classy performer at the back for club and country.
110 caps: Simon Kjær (Denmark)
A steadying presence at the heart of his country's defence, Kjær has had a varied club career, taking in spells in Germany, Italy, France, Turkey and Spain.
109 caps: Christian Eriksen (Denmark)
Danish Player of the Year five times out of the last nine, Eriksen burst onto the scene at a tender age and has embellished his reputation ever since, thanks to his creativity, set-piece delivery and eye for goal.
109 caps: Giorgio Chiellini (Italy)
A centre-back chiselled from the same rugged Italian mould as many who have gone before, Chiellini has been turning out for the Azzurri for 17 years and counting. Only six players have earned more Italy caps than the Juventus centre-back.
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109 caps: Olivier Giroud (France)
Now five goals shy of France's all-time top marksman Thierry Henry, Giroud has often flown under the radar compared with some higher-profile team-mates but continues to enhance his reputation as both a great scorer of goals and scorer of great goals.
109 caps: Eden Hazard (Belgium)
Arguably the most venerated of Belgium's much-admired vintage, Hazard trails just Vertonghen, Witsel and Alderweireld among his country's most-capped players – and, with 32 goals, only Romelu Lukaku among their all-time top scorers. Recently beset by injuries, when fit he plays with a joie de vivre whatever the stage.
105 caps: Leonardo Bonucci (Italy)
The cultured foil to Giorgio Chiellini's more muscular approach for Juventus and Italy during much of the past decade, Bonucci is a nine-time Serie A champion.
104 caps: Yuri Zhirkov (Russia)
Still going strong at 37, Zhirkov has been rampaging down Russia's left flank since 2005. Like many of his international peers, he shone brightest at EURO 2008 and figured in the Team of the Tournament.
Toni Kroos won the World Cup with Germany in 2014
Toni Kroos won the World Cup with Germany in 2014
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104 caps: Toni Kroos (Germany)
Germany and Real Madrid's metronomic midfielder, Kroos is a veteran of three World Cups and two EUROs – not to mention four UEFA Champions League triumphs.
104 caps: Thomas Müller (Germany)
Back in the Germany fold after more than two years out in the cold, Müller's stellar displays over the past couple of seasons have underpinned Bayern's success. He has managed more than a goal every three games at international level.
104 caps: Ivan Perišić (Croatia)
A reliable forward option for Croatia since he made his debut in 2011, Perišić's proudest national-team achievement was equalising in the 2018 World Cup semi-final against England, his side making it to the decider with an extra-time winner.
104 caps: Peter Pekarík (Slovakia)
First capped in 2006, Slovakia's right-back has spent the bulk of his domestic career in Germany and represented his country at the 2010 World Cup finals as well as EURO 2016.
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102 caps: Manuel Neuer (Germany)
The Bayern No1, famed for his stand-out saves and outstanding ability to play as a sweeper-keeper, is one of the most decorated custodians of all time having won two UEFA Champions Leagues and countless honours at club level along with the World Cup in 2014.
102 caps: Chris Gunter (Wales)
An attacking full-back who was just 17 when awarded his first Wales cap in 2007, this year Gunter became the first Welshman to reach 100. A model of consistency.
100 caps: Dries Mertens (Belgium)
Nimble, creative and hard-working, Napoli's all-time leading scorer made his Belgium debut in 2011 and brought up his century against Denmark at UEFA EURO 2020 – another landmark moment for a player who has represented his country at every major finals since the 2014 World Cup.
All cap numbers are consistent with national association data. Only internationals included in EURO 2020 squads have been included.