Western navies suited to coalition escort work

Which modern Western navy without major high-end assets would be most useful as an allied escort force?

The Netherlands, Norway and Denmark are leading choices, with Greece another candidate. Actual readiness qualifies the recommendations, especially after the Red Sea failures discussed here.

Dutch, Norwegian and Danish multipurpose frigates are preferred as useful escorts for allied high-end assets. Iver Huitfeldt receives qualified support because a cascade of failures during a Red Sea deployment undermined an otherwise capable design. A recollection that Denmark had corrected the faults remains tentative. Greece is another candidate because of its modern assets and assertive conduct, while Italy falls outside the question because it has high-end assets of its own. Germany receives a less favourable readiness assessment based on missile incidents, training accidents and a criticized launcher arrangement. These comparisons place reliable operation alongside the nominal capabilities of the ships.