Three MLS stars representing their nations at the 2024 European Championships

Lewis Morgan, New York Red Bulls/Scotland:  Morgan was a late addition to Scotland's Euro camp; he was contacted after teenage phenom Ben Doak dropped out of the team with an injury. Regarding last-minute replacements, Scotland really couldn't have chosen better. Morgan has nine MLS goals so far this season, putting him fifth in line for the league's Golden Boot, and will relish the opportunity that this Scotland appearance provides him.

The Red Bulls, however, will be less excited about Morgan's call-up. He's been their top scorer this season, and they will struggle to replace his goals. With Scotland expected to exit the tournament early, the Red Bulls will hope that Morgan will return in just a few weeks to help power their charge into the postseason.

Saba Lobzhanide, Atlanta United/Georgia:  Saba's fans joke that he's a rare Double Georgian, an athlete from the nation of Georgia who plies his trade in the state of Georgia. However, the former will receive most of Saba's attention this summer, as these 2024 Euros are Georgia's first-ever international tournament. It qualified on the final day thanks to a whirlwind playoff victory over Greece, and while it's not expected to challenge for the title, it is expected to cause a few upsets. Saba's a big part of that: he's relatively unknown to his European counterparts, but MLS fans know he's capable of game-changing greatness.

Meanwhile, Atlanta will flounder through a transition period in Saba's absence. After firing coach Gonzalo Pineda last week, it's just trying to survive the summer.