Nuno Espirito Santo says a trio of Wolves' stars face Euros heartbreak but insists nothing will stop Conor Coady from playing for England.
Wolves ' Portuguese duo Daniel Podence and Pedro Neto are out with groin and knee injuries respectively.
While Spanish wing-back Jonny, who has three caps, has had a second ACL surgery and is out until next season.
Wolves boss Nuno feels for the trio but reckons skipper Coady is on track to go with his beloved England after only missing one Premier League game this term.
Coady, 28, has four caps for his country and has played his way into Gareth Southgate's plans.
Ahead of Wednesday's trip to Everton, boss Nuno said: “I believe again Conor made a good season. He is an example of commitment and dedication.
“He loves to play for England.
“When that comes from the heart, you must take advantage of that.
“But Jonny also was clearly someone who for sure with his level of performance would be involved in the Euros with Spain.
“It is sad because the players have this ambition and motivation to play for their national teams and I truly respect and support that.
“I felt that Pedro saw his chance go away and Daniel also.”
But Nuno feels attacking duo Neto, 21, and Podence, 25, plus wing-back Jonny, 27, at least have time on their side to pull on an international shirt in another tournament.
He added: “I am positive the age they are, they will have other chances.
"As long as they return well and better, they will be involved because they are fantastic players.”
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