The 2020 Euro journey for Barcelona players Frenkie de Jong and Memphis Depay, unfortunately, ends at the round of 16 stage. The Netherlands were beaten 2-0 by Czechia.
On the individual level, De Jong and Depay looked decent but they couldn't do much to help the Netherlands. The Dutch team looked solid initially but things quickly went downhill after Matthijs de Ligt saw the red card.
Both Memphis and Frenkie made four appearances at the tournament, with the forward adding two goals and two assists to his name.
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De Jong makes Euro 2020 statistically best XI, Depay in top 6 best players so far
Frenkie de Jong has made it to WhoScored's Euro 2020 statistically best XI, as of June 22, with an overall rating of 7.9.
The Barcelona midfielder feature in each of the Netherlands' victories against Ukraine, Austria and North Macedonia to help Oranje win their group.
Memphis Depay, meanwhile, has been ranked the tournament's sixth-best player so far with an overall rating of 7.84 while De Jong is fourth on the list.
The Barca new boy has scored two goals and provided one assist in three Euro group stage matches.
Inch-perfect roulette, masterful through ball: best bits of De Jong's massive performance vs North Macedonia
Frenkie de Jong played from the start in the Netherlands' 3-0 win over North Macedonia. Although the Barcelona player didn't end up on the scoresheet, the midfielder produced two moments of absolute brilliance: a roulette and a majestic through ball. Here they are.
De Jong gets the ball in a tight situation
Manages to beat both players with a magic piece of skill
Here's a closer look
And here's the through ball
Unfortunately, it didn't end up in a goal
In terms of stats, Frenkie was at his best once again.
De Jong stats vs North Macedonia (h/t Sofascore)
79 minutes
48/59 completed passes
1 key pass 2/4 long balls
3/4 completed dribbles
6/9 ground duels won
4 interceptions
2 tackles
Thanks to the win, the Netherlands have finished first in Group C at the 2020 Euros and will now be waiting to find out their opponents at the next stage.