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Europa League stars in the EURO play-offs

Josip Iličić, Senad Lulić and Christian Eriksen are among 34 UEFA Europa League players who are putting club concerns to one side in the UEFA EURO 2016 play-offs.

Fiorentina's Josip Iličić will be representing Slovenia
Fiorentina's Josip Iličić will be representing Slovenia ©AFP/Getty Images

The UEFA Europa League does not resume until 26 November, but plenty of the competition's stars have other things on their mind this week.

The UEFA EURO 2016 play-offs run from Thursday to next Tuesday, 17 November, and seven of the eight contenders – all but the Republic of Ireland – are drawing players from the 48 UEFA Europa League group stage contenders; 34 players from 21 clubs in all.

Rosenborg have the biggest contingent (four players); the most represented national team is Norway, ten of whose players are in UEFA Europa League squads.

Ajax
Viktor Fischer (Denmark)

AZ
Markus Henriksen (Norway)

Celtic
Mikael Lustig (Sweden), Stefan Johansen (Norway)

Dnipro
Denys Boyko, Artem Fedetskiy, Yevhen Seleznyov (all Ukraine)

Fenerbahçe
Simon Kjær (Denmark)

Fiorentina
Josip Iličić (Slovenia)

Krasnodar
Stefan Strandberg (Norway), Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)

Lazio celebrate a Senad Lulić goal
Lazio celebrate a Senad Lulić goal©AFP/Getty Images

Lazio
Senad Lulić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Lech
Jasmin Burić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Tamás Kádár (Hungary), Gergő Lovrencsics (Hungary)

Legia
Nemanja Nikolić (Hungary)

Liverpool
Ádám Bogdán (Hungary)

Midtjylland
Jakob Poulsen, Pione Sisto (both Denmark)

Molde
Vegard Forren, Martin Linnes, Mohammed Elyounoussi (all Norway)

PAOK
Robin Olsen (Sweden)

Qarabağ
Ibrahim Šehić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Rapid
Srdjan Grahovac (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Rosenborg's Alexander Søderlund
Rosenborg's Alexander Søderlund©AFP/Getty Images

Rosenborg
André Hansen, Pål André Helland, Ole Selnæs, Alexander Søderlund (all Norway)

Schalke
Sead Kolašinac (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Pierre Højbjerg (Denmark)

Sion
Vilmos Vanczák (Hungary)

Tottenham
Christian Eriksen (Denmark)

Villarreal
Bojan Jokić (Slovenia)

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