From Clairefontaine To Lisbon: Europe’s Big…

National team arrivals became an impromptu catwalk as stars from France, Germany, the Netherlands and Portugal pulled up to their camps in carefully curated outfits, proving that the international break fashion parade is here to stay.

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From Clairefontaine to Lisbon, Europe’s finest ballers turned their international duty arrivals into a fashion showcase, delivering another round of statement fits that have made the international break arrival football’s most popular runway.

Starting with Les Bleus, the French continue to set the pace with the level of their arrival outfits, with the likes of Michael Olise, Desire Doue, Leny Yoro, Eduardo Camavinga, Aurelien Tchouameni and Ibrahima Konate among the standouts at the French national team’s headquarters in Clairefontaine. 

The arrivals content was initially under threat on the arrival of new head coach Zinedine Zidane, when he initially moved to restrict media access to the arrival area, before the players once again turned the entrance into a catwalk for his second squad gathering.

Zidane’s boys weren’t the only ones to exhibit sublime style as the European nations prepare for another round of UEFA Nations League matches. 

It might be a new era for Germany under Jurgen Klopp, but the drip remains at an extremely high fashion level, with the likes of Jonathan Tah, Florian Wirtz, Nathaniel Brand and Ridle Baku among Die Mannschaft’s top-dressed, with an array of cosy, Autumn/Winter-ready fits, as also seen with Les Bleus’ efforts.

Ons Oranje’s skipper Virgil van Dijk continues to lead from the front both on and off the field for the Dutch, arriving at the national team camp in a long black leather coat, dark sunglasses and fresh cornrows that set social media alight. The Timber brothers, Jurrien and Quinten, dazzled with their luxe leather accessories, a Birkin and a Bottega Veneta tote.

For a Cristiano Ronaldo-less Portugal, the usual suspects such as Ruben Dias, Bruno Fernandes and Joao Cancelo stood out, with Francisco Trincao also rivalling his more senior teammates with the drip, as Portugal embarks on a new chapter under Jorge Jesus following Ronaldo’s retirement from international football.

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