The 43 Premier League players at the Copa America including Aston Villa, Fulham, Spurs and Brentford stars

Aston Villa are among several clubs that will be represented at the 2024 Copa America this summer.

EURO 2024 began last Friday (June 14) and now it's time for teams in and around the Americas to compete for South America's top prize. The United States of America are hosting the tournament, which will run from June 20 to July 14. It's got less teams than the Euros and will finish around the same time.

The Villains have three players; Emiliano Martínez (Argentina), Douglas Luiz (Brazil) and Jhon Durán (Colombia) at the tournament. Surprisingly, Fulham are the most represented team with five players called up including former Man United midfielder Andreas Pereira, who is of interest to the Villa.

Premier League champions Manchester City have only one player and that is Julian Alvarez who will be playing for Argentina. Runners-up Arsenal have Brazilian pair Gabriel Magalhães and Gabriel Martinelli on their books.

Take a look at the 43 Premier League players in total that are playing in the Copa America, and which clubs have the most at the tournament.

Premier League players at the 2024 Copa America

Brentford - 1

Ethan Pinnock (Jamaica)

Man City - 1

Julian Alvarez (Argentina)

Wolves - 2

João Gomes (Brazil), Dexter Lembikisa (Jamaica)

Newcastle United - 2

Bruno Guimarães (Brazil), and Miguel Almirón (Paraguay)

Chelsea - 2

Enzo Fernández (Argentina) and Moisés Caicedo (Ecuador)

Arsenal - 2

Gabriel Magalhães (Brazil), Gabriel Martinelli (Brazil)

Bournemouth - 2

Tyler Adams (USA) and Luis Sinisterra (Colombia)

Brighton & Hove Albion - 3

Tom McGill (Canada), Julio Enciso (Paraguay) and Jeremy Sarmiento (Ecuador)

Man United - 3

Facundo Pellistri (Uruguay), Alejandro Garnacho (Argentina) and Lisandro Martínez (Argentina)

Crystal Palace - 3

Chris Richards (USA), Jefferson Lerma (Colombia) and Daniel Muñoz (Colombia)

Aston Villa - 3

Emiliano Martínez (Argentina), Douglas Luiz (Brazil) and Jhon Durán (Colombia)

Spurs - 3

Cristian Romero (Argentina), Giovani Lo Celso (Argentina) and Rodrigo Bentancur (Uruguay)

West Ham - 3

Edson Álvarez (Mexico), Michail Antonio (Jamaica), Lucas Paquetá (West Ham)

Nottingham Forest - 4

Brandon Aguilera (Costa Rica), Gonzalo Montiel (Argentina), Matt Turner (USA) and Giovanni Reyna (USA)

Liverpool - 4

Alexis Mac Allister (Argentina), Darwin Núñez (Uruguay), Alisson (Brazil), Luis Díaz (Colombia)

Luc de Fougerolles (Canada), Bobby Decordova-Reid (Jamaica), Antonee Robinson (USA), Tim Ream (USA) and Andreas Pereira (Brazil)