UEFA have kindly provided us with a handy guide for those who aren't very good at pronouncing names. Yes, we're talking to you Paul Merson.
With the likes of Polish midfielder Krzysztof Mączynsk, Turkey defender Sener Ozbayraklı and Sweden winger Emil Forsberg, which is apparently pronounced 'Fosh-berry' at the European Championships, expect plenty of commentators to splutter their words on the odd occasion.
Yes, we're talking to you Paul Merson.
Impress your mates in the pub with your impeccable pronunciation skills, starting with France vs Romania on Friday night.
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Here are some Romanian players who's names are pretty tough to say:
Romania
Ciprian Tatarusanu - Chip-ree-an Ta-ta-roo-sha-noo
Aleksandru Matel - Mat-sel
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Cosmin Moti - Mot-see
Aleksandru Chipciu - Kip-chee-oo
Adrian Prepelita - Pre-pel-its-a
Nicolae Stanciu - Stan-chee-oo
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Claudiu Keseru - Ke-share-oo
Here is the full list for all your pronouncing needs.
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From A-Z:
Albania
Alban Hoxha - Hodge-ah
Orges Shehi - Shay-hee
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Elseid Hysaj - Hoo-sigh
Mergim Mavraj - Mur-gim Mav-rai
Lorik Cana - Lo-reek Tsa-na
Ledian Memushaj - Led-yan Me-moo-shay
Sokol Cikalleshi - Sokol Chi-ka-lesh-ee
Shkelzen Gashi - Shkul-zen
Austria
Gyorgy Garics - Gior-jee Ga-ritch
Alessandro Schopf - Sherpf
Lukas Hinterseer - Hin-ter-say-er
Belgium
Michy Batshuayi - Bat-shoe-a-yi
Croatia
Domagoj Vida - Do-ma-goy
Sime Vrsaljko - Shi-may Ver-sal-ee-ko
Milan Badelj - Bad-el-ee
Duje Cop - Do-yey Chop
Marko Pjaca - Pea-at-sa
Czech Republic
Tomas Koubek - Tom-as Koe-beck
Tomas Vaclík - Vatz-leek
Marek Suchy - Sue-hee
Borek Dockal - Dotch-kal
Ladislav Krejcí - Kray-chee
Jaroslav Plasil - Jo-ro-slav Pla-shil
Germany
Benedikt Howedes - Hoe-ve-des
Joshua Kimmich - Kim-ikh
Hungary
Denes Dibusz - Day-nesh Di-boos
Barnabas Bese - Beh-sheh
Roland Juhasz - Yoo-hass
Balasz Dzsudzsak - Bol-azh Joo-jaack
Adam Nagy - Nah-dge
Gergo Lovrencsics - Ger-gur Lov-ren-chitch
Krisztian Nemeth - Nay-met
Iceland
Haukur Heidar Hauksson - How-koor Hey-thar Howk-son
Arnor Ingvi Traustason - Ar-nor Eeng-vee Troy-sta-son
Elmar and Birkir Bjarnason - Byard-na-son
Runar Mar Sigurjonsson - Roo-nar Maur Seeg-ur-yo-nson
Poland
Lukasz Fabianski - Woo-cash Fab-yan-ski
Artur Jedrzejczyk - Yen-jay-chick
Tomasz Jodlowiec - Yodd-wo-vetz
Kamil Grosicki - Gro-sich-ki
Krzysztof Mączynski - K-shish-toff Mon-chin-ski
Filip Starzynski - Sta-zynn-ski
Portugal
Bruno Alves - Alvsh
Raphael Guerreiro - Gur-ray-roh
Renato Sanches - Khrenato
Vieirinha - Vea-ay-rea-niah
Romania
Ciprian Tatarusanu - Chip-ree-an Ta-ta-roo-sha-noo
Aleksandru Matel - Mat-sel
Cosmin Moti - Mot-see
Aleksandru Chipciu - Kip-chee-oo
Adrian Prepelita - Pre-pel-its-a
Nicolae Stanciu - Stan-chee-oo
Claudiu Keseru - Ke-share-oo
Russia
Aleksandr Golovin - Gala-vin
Dmitri Kombarov - Kam-bar-ov
Dmitri Torbinski - Tar-bin-ski
Guilherme - Gi-li-erm-ay
Slovakia
Matus Kozacik - Ma-tush Koz-aa-chick
Jan Durica - Djoo-ritz-ah
Tomas Hubocan - Hoo-bo-chan
Milan Skriniar - Shkrin-ee-ar
Patrik Hrosovsky - Hro-shov-ski
Sweden
Victor Lindelof - Lin-de-love
Emil Forsberg - Fosh-berry
Emir Kujovic - Ku-yo-vitch
Switzerland
Fabian Schar - Share
Blerim Dzemaili - Je-my-lee
Shani Tarashaj - Ta-ra-shai
Turkey
Gokhan Gonul - Ger-kan Ger-nool
Sener Ozbayraklı - She-ner Erz-by-rak-ler
Oguzhan Ozyakup - O-hoo-zhan Erz-ya-kup
Selcuk İnan - Sel-chuk Ee-nan
Ukraine
Yevhen Khacheridi - Ha-che-ri-di
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