The UEFA European Championships, commonly known as the Euros, is a major international football tournament held every four years. Organized by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), it features national teams from across Europe competing for the title of European champion. The tournament began in 1960 and has grown in popularity, showcasing some of the best football talent in the world. The competition typically includes a qualification phase, where teams compete for a spot in the final tournament. The final event consists of a series of matches, culminating in a championship game that determines the winner. The most recent tournament took place in 2021, with Italy emerging as the champion.