England will be served by grumpy German robot waiter Robbie at luxury Euro 2024 team hotel

ENGLAND will be served by a grumpy German robot waiter at their luxury Euro 2024 team hotel.

The Three Lions are gearing up for this summer’s tournament as they look to clinch glory abroad.

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Gareth Southgate’s men take on Serbia, Denmark and Slovenia in their three group stage matches.

And England will be based for their Euro games at the Weirmarer Land Golf Resort and Spa in Blankenhain, eastern Germany.

SunSport sent our very own Harry Mane mascot down to soak up the atmosphere last month.

But England’s stars will have to get used to working with AI.

That’s because they will be served with a brilliant robot waiter at the hotel called Robbie.

The advanced machine has been programmed to collect dishes from guests at one of the resort’s six restaurants.

Featuring flashing blue eyes, he has plenty of German phrases in the bank including “excuse me.”

But Robbie can get grumpy at times too, with another of his favourite sayings being: “Please let me get on with my work.”

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The android will certainly be rushed off his feet, with the FA paying £800,000 for exclusive use of the 94-room hotel and its facilities.

The area impressed Southgate when he visited, with Wags and families expected to visit if England progress towards the final in Berlin.

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The Three Lions aren’t the only nation to fall in love with the place, as the German national team will also be staying there.

However, Julian Nagelsmann’s side will only use it for two weeks prior to the start of the tournament.

They will then switch to a different base, allowing England to move in and take over.

The FA are even bringing a team of chefs and dieticians to give the Three Lions a great chance of victory.

Owner of the hotel, Matthias Grafe, told SunSport last month:  “The German team wanted to be based at my hotel but they have been obliged to work with their adidas sponsors so we’re delighted to welcome England instead.

“I have always said I’m only interested in having one team here — the team that wins the Euros — and I believe that team will be England.”