Well.. we both have different way of interpreting stuff. France doesn't represent entire Europe. Within UEFA, there are teams like France and Spain which are booming with talent, and at the same time there are teams (Germany, Netherlands, Belgium.etc) which are getting stagnated. A total of 24 teams will be taking part in Euro 2024 (same as last year). And not all of these teams would be competitive against stronger teams like France. Look at what happened during Euro 2020. Teams like Turkey, Slovakia and Russia were involved in some one-sided matches where they lost by large margins.
I would guess that even teams that are "stagnant" like Netherlands or Germany would have a field day during euro cup because all the other teams are still lower than them. Sure France will be the best team going in, but it is not like we are talking about Slovenia or Slovakia or whatever to end up being the winners, or even having that much win.
It's clear that Euro is fun, not as fun as world cup to be fair, Argentina definitely proved that by winning the world cup and showing Europe does not have the best teams, but that doesn't change the fact that we are still going to see the soccer center of the world to have a play against each other and that should be fun to watch.