Euro 2024 is approaching, and statistical websites and supercomputer have begun to heat up the tournament in Germany with notable predictions.

According to a supercomputer from England, the Three Lions are the top contenders to win Euro 2024 with a 19% chance of lifting the trophy in the tournament to be held in Germany in June.

Additionally, the supercomputer predicts that Southgate’s team has a 31% chance of reaching the final, a 48% chance of making it to the semifinals, and a 97% chance of qualifying for the knockout stages.

France is also expected to perform well at Euro 2024 with an 18% chance of winning the tournament and a 30% chance of reaching the final.

Behind them, Germany has a 15% chance of winning, Spain 12%, Portugal 10%, and Italy, the least favored among the traditional powerhouses, with a 7% chance.

Four nations have a 1% chance of winning, while 10 countries, including Scotland, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and Georgia, have been assessed with a 0% chance of winning the tournament.

It’s evident that with the golden generation at hand, Gareth Southgate and his team are still consistently rated as the highest, not only by the Supercomputers but also by many top football experts and renowned coaches in the footballing world.

Recently, coach Southgate himself admitted that he might retire if he and the England national team win the Euro this summer.

When asked by reporters about the possibility of considering a new contract if they win the championship, he said: “I imagine both scenarios, that’s what we’ve always done here.”

“The fact is we’re completely focused on the upcoming tournament. I’ve been working here (pointing to the England national team building) for over 10 years and have always held ambitions to win a tournament.”

“That’s why neither I nor the team have ever contemplated declaring a direction towards winning the championship, but if we can succeed together, perhaps I’ll retire and do nothing at all.”