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🏆 UEFA European Championship (Euro) Winning Team Squads 1984 France

Michel Hidalgo
Flag Michel Hidalgo
France
Head Coach

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Michel Platini
Flag Michel Platini
France
Captain

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🏆 Winning Players

GK
Joël Bats
Flag Joël Bats
France
7
Caps
Auxerre

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GK
Joël Bats
Flag Joël Bats
France
7 (Caps)
Auxerre
GK
Philippe Bergeroo
Flag Philippe Bergeroo
France
3
Caps
Toulouse

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GK
Philippe Bergeroo
Flag Philippe Bergeroo
France
3 (Caps)
Toulouse
GK
Albert Rust
Flag Albert Rust
France
-
Caps
Sochaux

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GK
Albert Rust
Flag Albert Rust
France
- (Caps)
Sochaux
DF
Manuel Amoros
Flag Manuel Amoros
France
21
Caps
Monaco

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DF
Manuel Amoros
Flag Manuel Amoros
France
21 (Caps)
Monaco
DF
Jean-François Domergue
Flag Jean-François Domergue
France
1
Caps
Toulouse

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DF
Jean-François Domergue
Flag Jean-François Domergue
France
1 (Caps)
Toulouse
DF
Maxime Bossis
Flag Maxime Bossis
France
55
Caps
Nantes

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DF
Maxime Bossis
Flag Maxime Bossis
France
55 (Caps)
Nantes
DF
Patrick Battiston
Flag Patrick Battiston
France
31
Caps
Bordeaux

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DF
Patrick Battiston
Flag Patrick Battiston
France
31 (Caps)
Bordeaux
DF
Yvon Le Roux
Flag Yvon Le Roux
France
9
Caps
Monaco

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DF
Yvon Le Roux
Flag Yvon Le Roux
France
9 (Caps)
Monaco
DF
Thierry Tusseau
Flag Thierry Tusseau
France
10
Caps
Bordeaux

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DF
Thierry Tusseau
Flag Thierry Tusseau
France
10 (Caps)
Bordeaux
MF
Luis Fernandez
Flag Luis Fernandez
France
12
Caps
Paris Saint-Germain

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MF
Luis Fernandez
Flag Luis Fernandez
France
12 (Caps)
Paris Saint-Germain
MF
Jean-Marc Ferreri
Flag Jean-Marc Ferreri
France
9
Caps
Auxerre

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MF
Jean-Marc Ferreri
Flag Jean-Marc Ferreri
France
9 (Caps)
Auxerre
MF
Daniel Bravo
Flag Daniel Bravo
France
8
Caps
Monaco

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MF
Daniel Bravo
Flag Daniel Bravo
France
8 (Caps)
Monaco
MF
Bernard Genghini
Flag Bernard Genghini
France
22
Caps
Monaco

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MF
Bernard Genghini
Flag Bernard Genghini
France
22 (Caps)
Monaco
MF
Michel Platini
Flag Michel Platini
France
48
Caps
Juventus

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MF
Michel Platini
Flag Michel Platini
France
48 (Caps)
Juventus
MF
Bruno Bellone
Flag Bruno Bellone
France
14
Caps
Monaco

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MF
Bruno Bellone
Flag Bruno Bellone
France
14 (Caps)
Monaco
MF
Alain Giresse
Flag Alain Giresse
France
28
Caps
Bordeaux

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MF
Alain Giresse
Flag Alain Giresse
France
28 (Caps)
Bordeaux
MF
Didier Six
Flag Didier Six
France
49
Caps
Mulhouse

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MF
Didier Six
Flag Didier Six
France
49 (Caps)
Mulhouse
MF
Jean Tigana
Flag Jean Tigana
France
28
Caps
Bordeaux

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MF
Jean Tigana
Flag Jean Tigana
France
28 (Caps)
Bordeaux
FW
Dominique Rocheteau
Flag Dominique Rocheteau
France
37
Caps
Paris Saint-Germain

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FW
Dominique Rocheteau
Flag Dominique Rocheteau
France
37 (Caps)
Paris Saint-Germain
FW
Bernard Lacombe
Flag Bernard Lacombe
France
34
Caps
Bordeaux

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FW
Bernard Lacombe
Flag Bernard Lacombe
France
34 (Caps)
Bordeaux

📄 Summary

France national football team Emblem
The 1984 UEFA European Football Championship final tournament was held in France from 12 to 27 June 1984. It was the seventh UEFA European Championship, a competition held every four years and endorsed by UEFA.

At the time, only eight countries took part in the final stage of the tournament, seven of which had to come through the qualifying stage. France qualified automatically as hosts of the event; in the tournament led by Michel Platini, who scored nine goals in France's all five matches, which is still the record for goals scored in a single tournament and until UEFA Euro 2020 also the record for goals scored by a single player at all tournaments. Les Bleus won the championship – their first major international title.

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