The effort will be led by… the top, according to Bleacherreport.
Those who have the ability and the spirit of the winner, to lift on their backs, all the weight, until the triumph.
But who are the top players of Euro 2012?
They are the ones who will turn into "generals" inside the field, but also inside the locker rooms, and both with their actions, but also with their personalities, they will show the way… the way to victory.
Read the first part of the woop.gr tribute for the top in each national team.
First the first two groups:
First group (Group A)
Poland - Robert Lewandowski
Even though Arsenal goalkeeper Cezny is the one who keeps the Polish home intact, Robert Lewandowski is the big star of the team, without a doubt.
The "explosive" Dortmund striker is the most important person in Jürgen Klopp's team, since with the 22 goals he scored, he not only pushed the club to win the league, but also won the award for the best player in the league.
Tall and strong, Lewandowski has very good aerial ability, but his main strength is his fantastic movement.
It is very difficult for any defender to mark him, and he has an amazing finish, since he knows how to send the ball to the "knit".
Greece - Sotiris Ninis
The former football player of Panathinaikos and now of Parma, is with a small difference that Fernando Santos has the best in his "blue and white" roster.
Sotiris Ninis together with Giannis Fetfatzidis, Kyriakos Papadopoulos, and the other children of our representative team, are "diamonds" for European football, and many eyes will be on them during the Euro.
Only at the age of 22, the attacking midfielder of Parma, managed to complete 100 participations with the Panathinaikos jersey in the championship, and the most amazing of all is his ability to beat his opponents in "one on one" duels.
He has a vertical pass, his dribbling is quite good, and his speed with the shot he has, make up a very capable player, who is an important tool for a team like that of Fernando Santos.
Czech Republic - Petr Czech
There is a dilemma about who is bigger in size, between Petr Cech and Thomas Roziski.
However, the Chelsea goalkeeper has shown over the years that he is perhaps the most stable goalkeeper in the world, so he wins the "battle".
He won the Champions League with Chelsea, and was justified in his insistence on staying with the Londoners, and fighting there all his career, trying to rise to the top of Europe.
If Roman Abramovich can boast that he has built a team that can stand the test of time, then the Czech Republic is the strongest pillar, and in the Czech national team, there is no difference.
The experienced goalkeeper inspires confidence in the representative team of the Czechs, who may not be the powerful team of the past, but can put up strong resistance against anyone.
Russia - Andrei Arshavin
It may not be at the level it was in the past (Euro 2008 for example), but its size is big for Russian football in recent years, whatever it is.
Andrei Arshavin did not spend his best football days at Arsenal, and it showed, but with the national team he can be distinguished, he has done it in the past.
On a good day, he could turn into a world-class player, but these days do not come often for Arshavin, as his volatile performance can throw him off, yet he remains the best player in his country.
It doesn't have much to say on the pitch other than fast dribbling, and creativity when used in the center field, which is why.
However, he seems to be a good footballer, only when he decides to play the best football he can, and give his all, on the pitch.
Second group (Group B)
Netherlands - Robin van Persie
We all knew there was a great footballer inside Robin van Persie, but a tough series of injuries always prevented him from fully developing his talent.
This season, he really did it. And the results for Arsenal were amazing. 37 goals, 30 of them in the league, and the most assists in the team (12), rightly gave him the award for best player on the Island.
Two recent goals against Northern Ireland are added to his services with the "greens" and as time goes on, it seems that no defender will be able to stop him from breaking the opponents 'frames, and consequently, the opponents' nets.
Denmark - Christian Eriksen
He is only 21 years old, however it is the best that Denmark has to show, as his abilities are more than enough, proportional to the young man of his age.
Christian Eriksen is amazing at managing to change the pace of the game on the pitch, which is why he is the strongest "paper" of the Danes, who have fallen into the pit-pit with the Lions, as they will have to deal with Portugal, the Netherlands and Germany.
In Germany, Eriksen is said to be a player of similar quality to Mario Gotze of Borussia Dortmund, and there is a good chance we will see him transfer to a much bigger team after the European Championship final.
His strong point is the good control that makes him dribble very easily, while he is also creative, since he has the instinct, to find the moment, and to create from nowhere, a phase for goals.
Germany - Mesut Ezil
Mesut Ezil has become one of the top three or four top central players in the world since he moved to Madrid on behalf of Real Madrid two summers ago.
In the German national team, he has the opportunity to bring out the beautiful offensive side of football, through the traditional German game, since his every move and pass is extremely technical and accurate.
His "repertoire" is rich, as he has many moves, which can start an amazing offensive action, and his ability to "scam" tricks used by the "strike line", is unreal.
He is a player who is the inspiration for every playmaker of modern football, and he constantly manages to be in the phases, which end up in the opponents' nets.
Portugal - Cristiano Ronaldo
The easiest choice, if one considers that Ronaldo is the top player in Europe (and in the world along with Messi), and the "shine" that he emits, reflects, the football philosophy of an entire country.
There is nothing that Ronaldo does not do well. One of the fastest players in the world, he is admittedly the top dribbler, definitely the top juggler, and he has a terribly powerful shot, which is overshadowed by all the goalkeepers in the world.
He has been consistent in his performance, and no one has noticed a significant drop in his performance in recent years.
He is rightly wearing the armband of the Portuguese national team, and should lead the effort if the Portuguese want to overcome the "death group" that includes Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark.
Source: woop.gr