AC Milan will be the most impacted Serie A team when it comes to international call-ups during the current break.
Milan have started the season quite well in Serie A with three wins and two draws. They dropped points away against Juventus and Lazio – which are far from disastrous results – and beat Lecce 3-0 on Sunday to go into the break the right way.
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The first pause of the 2026-27 season is upon us, and unlike previous campaigns this will be quite a lengthy one. The merging of the September and October windows means an extended break and a busy schedule for several Milan players.
There are UEFA Nations League fixtures, Africa Cup of Nations and European Under-21 Championship qualifiers and friendlies to contest. In total, 15 squad members will be in action over the coming weeks.
Diego Moreira and Koni De Winter (Belgium)
➤ Italy vs. Belgium, Friday, September 25, 8:45 PM – Rome – UEFA Nations League
➤ Belgium vs. France, Monday, September 28, 8:45 PM – Brussels – UEFA Nations League
➤ Belgium vs. Türkiye, Friday, October 2, 8:45 PM – Liège – UEFA Nations League
➤ France vs. Belgium, Monday, October 5, 8:45 PM – Paris – UEFA Nations League
Mike Maignan and Adrien Rabiot (France)
➤ Türkiye vs. France, Friday, September 25, 8:45 PM – Kocaeli – UEFA Nations League
➤ Belgium vs. France, Monday, September 28, 8:45 PM – Brussels – UEFA Nations League
➤ France vs. Italy, Friday, October 2, 8:45 PM – Paris – UEFA Nations League
➤ France vs. Belgium, Monday, October 5, 8:45 PM – Paris – UEFA Nations League

Luka Modric (Croatia)
➤ Czechia vs. Croatia, Saturday, September 26, 8:45 PM – Prague – UEFA Nations League
➤ Spain vs. Croatia, Tuesday, September 29, 8:45 PM – Seville – UEFA Nations League
➤ Croatia vs. England, Saturday, October 3, 6:00 PM – Rijeka – UEFA Nations League
➤ Croatia vs. Spain, Tuesday, October 6, 8:45 PM – Split – UEFA Nations League
Gonçalo Ramos (Portugal)
➤ Portugal vs. Wales, Thursday, September 24, 8:45 PM – Lisbon – UEFA Nations League
➤ Norway vs. Portugal, Sunday, September 27, 8:45 PM – Oslo – UEFA Nations League
➤ Denmark vs. Portugal, Thursday, October 1, 8:45 PM – Copenhagen – UEFA Nations League
➤ Portugal vs. Norway, Sunday, October 4, 8:45 PM – Porto – UEFA Nations League
Strahinja Pavlovic (Serbia)
➤ Serbia vs. Greece, Thursday, September 24, 8:45 PM – Belgrade – UEFA Nations League
➤ Serbia vs. Netherlands, Sunday, September 27, 8:45 PM – Belgrade – UEFA Nations League
➤ Germany vs. Serbia, Thursday, October 1, 8:45 PM – Munich – UEFA Nations League
➤ Netherlands vs. Serbia, Sunday, October 4, 8:45 PM – Eindhoven – UEFA Nations League

Ardon Jashari (Switzerland)
➤ North Macedonia vs. Switzerland, Saturday, September 26, 8:45 PM – Skopje – UEFA Nations League
➤ Scotland vs. Switzerland, Tuesday, September 29, 8:45 PM – Glasgow – UEFA Nations League
➤ Switzerland vs. Slovenia, Saturday, October 3, 8:45 PM – Lucerne – UEFA Nations League
➤ Switzerland vs. North Macedonia, Tuesday, October 6, 8:45 PM – Lucerne – UEFA Nations League
Samuel Chukwueze (Nigeria)
➤ Nigeria vs. Madagascar, Friday, September 25, 6:00 PM – Uyo – AFCON Qualifiers
➤ Guinea vs. Nigeria, Tuesday, September 29, 6:00 PM – Guinea-Bissau – AFCON Qualifiers
➤ Russia vs. Nigeria, Tuesday, October 6 – Nizhny Novgorod – Friendly
Yunus Musah (United States)
➤ United States vs. Peru, Saturday, September 26, 8:45 PM – Orlando, FL – Friendly
➤ United States vs. Chile, Wednesday, September 30, 2:00 AM (Italian time) – St. Louis, MO – Friendly
➤ United States vs. Mexico, Sunday, October 4, 4:00 AM (Italian time) – Glendale, AZ – Friendly
➤ United States vs. Canada, Wednesday, October 7, 2:00 AM (Italian time) – Saint Paul, MN – Friendly

Pervis Estupiñan (Ecuador)
➤ South Korea vs. Ecuador, Thursday, September 24, 1:00 PM – Suwon – Friendly
➤ Japan vs. Ecuador, Thursday, October 1, 12:10 PM – Yokohama – Friendly (Kirin Cup)
➤ Ecuador vs. Panama/New Zealand, Monday, October 5, 8:30 AM – Yokohama (Japan) – Friendly (Kirin Cup)
Davide Bartesaghi, Francesco Camarda and Alphadjo Cisse (Italy U21)
➤ Armenia vs. Italy, Thursday, October 1, 6:30 PM – Yerevan – European U21 Championship Qualifier
➤ Italy vs. Poland, Monday, October 5, 6:15 PM – Pescara – European U21 Championship Qualifier
Valeri Vladimirov (Bulgaria U21)
➤ Bulgaria vs. Portugal, Friday, September 25, 6:30 PM – Pazardzhik – European U21 Championship Qualifier
➤ Czechia vs. Bulgaria, Wednesday, September 30, 7:00 PM – Hradec Králové – European U21 Championship Qualifier
➤ Bulgaria vs. Scotland, Tuesday, October 6, 7:30 PM – Pazardzhik – European U21 Championship Qualifier




Hopefully some of ours most important players like Rabiot, Modric, Moreira and Pavlovic with Ramos get some rest and will not play all games.
Ramos will get rest for sure as selfish c*NT Ronaldo will want his free goals
Pavlovic rabiot will play all matches but modric and Ramos’ is nt guaranteed
It’s a big load on all the players participating in 4 UEFA nations league matches.
When they return we have an extended run of 2 games every week.
I can imagine that this is one of the reasons why Amorin is trying to rotate and ensure all players play but you people are calling for his head. Granted he overdid it against Benfica . Truth is we must decode how to manage our players to maximise points on the table. Top 4 is must this season .
Velika je konkurencija za prva 4 ove godine ! Inter je siguran, Gaspreini sa Romom je jako dobar. Mislim da oni nisu upitni po igrama što sam do sada gledao.Moja prognoza za sljedeča dva tima je borba između Juventusa ( ako svi ozdrave ) te Coma koji igra možda i najljepši nogomet i Milana !!! Ostali kandidati su Lacijo, Napoli koji pušu odma iza leđa