The Greek national football team has been drawn to compete against Germany, the Netherlands, and Serbia in the 2nd group of League A for the Nations League 2026/27, following a draw that took place on the evening of February 12 in Brussels. Greece celebrated its debut in League A in March 2025, marked by a significant 3-0 victory over Scotland in Glasgow. This victory not only showcased Greece's rising status in European football but also established its competitive stance ahead of the upcoming Nations League matches.

The group stage will commence with an extended international 'window' from September 24 to October 6, 2026, during which teams will play a series of matches in quick succession. It is essential to note that after the group stage, which will conclude in November 2026, the top eight teams from League A will compete for qualification to the EURO final stages through quarter-finals to be held in March 2027. This format emphasizes the importance of each match and the strategic approach required from national teams as they vie for a place in one of Europe's premier football tournaments.

Representatives from the Greek delegation at the draw included the President of the Hellenic Football Federation, Maki Gagatsis, Executive Secretary Domna Tzionis, and technical directors Vasilis Torosidis and Dimitris Salpingidis. Their involvement confirms Greece's commitment to success in international football competitions and showcases the nation's aspirations to further excel on European stages. As the national team prepares for these challenges, fans and stakeholders alike will be eager to see how Greece performs against some of the continent's strongest teams.