Who are the international managers in charge of the Liverpool stars at Euro 2020?
Get the latest news from Liverpool and Merseyside - don't miss our email bulletins Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe for free Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Euro 2020 has seen its first round of fixtures played with Italy, Portugal, Belgium and England staking their claim as potential victors of the competition. No fewer than seven Liverpool players feature in this season's tournament with all of them dotted around their respective countries and groups. Group A saw Xherdan Shaqiri's Switzerland held to a 1-1 draw with a Wales side that didn't feature either of Neco Williams and Harry Wilson. Group D will see Liverpool teammates Andy Robertson and Jordan Henderson come face-to-face on Friday, June 18 as the Three Lions look to stamp their mark on the group whilst Steve Clarke' side are hoping to drag themselves back into the thick of it. Gareth Southgate (England)    Manager since: 2016  Played: 51  Won: 35  Drawn: 6  Lost: 10  Previously the U21 manager, Southgate oversaw the national nourishment of the likes of Harry Kane, John Stones and Eric Dier before replacing Roy Hodgson after his failings in the last European Championships which saw England dumped out by minnows Iceland. Jordan Henderson is one cap off of 60 for England but has never scored for the senior team and he has yet to start for club and country since February which saw him limp off with a groin injury that required surgery. Henderson has captained England eight times, the last time coming 11 days before their 2018 World Cup campaign but he was eventually snubbed by the 50-year-old who opted for Kane in Russia. Rob Page (Wales)  Manager since: 2020  Played: 10  Won: 5  Drawn: 3  Lost: 2  Robert Page, once captain of the Welsh side, took caretaker charge of Wales after Ryan Giggs stood down, he has all but led them to another European Championship knockouts after their 2-0 win over Turkey on Wednesday. Neco Williams and Harry Wilson were picked as part of Page's Euro 2020 squad and despite not featuring in their 1-1 draw with Switzerland, they both made late cameo appearances as Connor Roberts stabbed home a late second against Turkey. Williams, 20, is often utilised in Page's 3-4-3 system, if Wales continue to grow in the tournament, there may be a permanent position at the end of it for the 46-year-old. Fernando Santos (Portugal)  Manager since: 2014  Played: 85  Won: 54  Drawn: 18  Lost: 13  Fernando Santos led Portugal to their first major trophy just two years into his stint with the nation after Eder's extra-time winner against France in 2016. Cristiano Ronaldo's record-breaking double helped Portugal get their defence off to a successful start with a 3-0 win over Hungary. Diogo Jota started in the win, but he struggled and was substituted after 81 minutes, he was given his debut by Santos in 2019 aged 22 and has gone on to score six goals in 15 games. The 66-year-old has three years remaining on his contract with the Portuguese national team and will be hoping to utilise the Premier League stars at his disposal to successfully defend their championships crown to put them in good stead for the Qatar World Cup in 2022. Luis Enrique (Spain)  Manager since: 2019  Played: 13  Won: 5  Drawn: 7  Lost: 1  Enrique is in his second spell with the national team after he initially replaced Fernando Hierro as manage for the World Cup in 2018, he left in March the following year due to personal reasons before returning to the post in November. Thiago Alcantara is just a matter of months away from the 10-year anniversary from when he made his debut for the Spanish national team, narrowly missing out on the World Cup-winning squad in 2010, he helped Spain complete their back-to-back European Championship wins in 2012 with the 4-0 win over Italy. Despite starting on the bench during their stalemate with Sweden, he came on as a substitute for Enrique but failed to make an impact leading to criticism from the national media. Sign up to our free LFC email newsletter Get all the latest Liverpool breaking news, team news, transfer rumours, injury updates plus analysis of what's next for the Reds. You'll also get the latest transfer talk and analysis straight to your inbox every day with our FREE email newsletter. Sign up here - it only takes a few seconds! Vladimir Petkovi (Switzerland)  Manager since: 2014  Played: 75  Won: 40  Drawn: 14  Lost: 21  Petkovi is the longest standing manager in recent history for Switzerland and only Karl Rappan between 1942 and 1949 has had a longer tenure in the Swiss hot seat. He led them to their best-ever finish in the European Championships last time out as they reached the Round of 16. Shaqiri is one of Petkovi's most-used players during his time in charge and he is just six caps off a century with the Swiss but the task for the Swiss is greater now as they look to pick up valuable three points on Sunday to put themselves in contention for qualification. Steve Clarke (Scotland)  Manager since: 2019  Played: 22  Won: 11  Drawn: 4  Lost: 7  Scotland's pre-tournament hopes were brought down a peg or two following their 2-0 defeat to the Czech Republic on Monday but the Scots still hold a strong belief going into the last two group stages matches. Liverpool fans are no stranger to Steve Clarke, the Scotland manager spent two years as an assistant to Kenny Dalglish, Roy Hodgson and Rafael Benitez. Andy Robertson registered as one of the most creative players from the first round of Euro 2020 fixtures. Robertson was named the Scotland captain in 2018 by Alex McLeish and Clarke named him as his skipper for the tournament. In their first major tournament for 23 years, Scotland will be hoping to dampen England's spirits on Friday as they look to reaffirm their knockout stage credentials.