Les Parisiens' schedule for the November international break

Men's football•

With several Paris Saint-Germain players set to join up with their respective national teams during this month's international break, check out the schedule that awaits them below, ranging from UEFA Nations League matches and 2027 Africa Cup of Nations group-stage qualifiers to 2027 UEFA European Under-19 Championship second-round qualifiers and friendlies (all times given in CET).

DÉSIRÉ DOUÉ AND WARREN ZAÏRE-EMERY – FRANCE

Paris duo Désiré Doué and Warren Zaïre-Emery have been called up by France head coach Zinédine Zidane for Les Bleus' next two UEFA Nations League matches, which will see them travel to Milan's Stadio San Siro to take on Italy at 20:45 tomorrow before welcoming Türkiye to Bordeaux's Stade Atlantique on Sunday, also at 20:45.

JOÃO NEVES AND VITINHA – PORTUGAL

João Neves and Vitinha have been selected by Portugal head coach Jorge Jesus for their country's final two Group A1 games in the UEFA Nations League. The Seleção das Quinas will play host to Denmark in Braga at 20:45 on Saturday before heading to Cardiff City Stadium to face Wales on Tuesday, also at 20:45.

FABIÁN RUIZ AND FERRAN TORRES – SPAIN

Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente has named Fabián Ruiz and Ferran Torres in his squad for La Roja's upcoming pair of UEFA Nations League encounters – Czechia (A) tomorrow and England (H) on Sunday – with both games due to kick off at 20:45.

MIKA GODTS – BELGIUM

Mika Godts features in Mark van Bommel's squad for Belgium's final two Group A1 games in the UNL, with Les Diables Rouges preparing to come up against Türkiye in İzmir at 18:00 tomorrow before hosting Italy in Brussels at 20:45 on Sunday.

ILLIA ZABARNYI – UKRAINE

Illia Zabarnyi has been called up by Andrea Maldera for Ukraine's final two Group B2 fixtures in the UNL, which are respectively against Northern Ireland in Belfast on Saturday and against Georgia in Košice, Slovakia, on Tuesday, with both matches scheduled to get underway at 20:45.

MATVEY SAFONOV – RUSSIA

Matvey Safonov will be joining up with his Russia teammates for two friendlies over the next few days. Valery Karpin's men will firstly travel to Tashkent for a clash with Uzbekistan at 16:00 tomorrow, before welcoming Venezuela to Krasnodar at 17:00 on Tuesday.

ACHRAF HAKIMI – MOROCCO

Achraf Hakimi will be on duty for Morocco as the Atlas Lions continue their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign with a double header against Niger, firstly in Casablanca at 21:00 on Friday and then in Rabat at the same time on Tuesday.

WILLIAN PACHO – ECUADOR

Willian Pacho has been chosen by Ecuador head coach Marcelo Gallardo for La Tri's two upcoming friendlies, the first being against Costa Rica at Quito's Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa at 01:00 on Saturday and the second being against Bolivia at Guayaquil's Estadio Monumental Banco Pichincha at 00:30 on Wednesday.

SENNY MAYULU – FRANCE U21

Senny Mayulu has been named in Les Bleuets' squad for their next two friendlies, which are respectively against Italy at Laval's Stade Francis Le Basser at 18:30 on Friday and against England at Bristol's Ashton Gate Stadium at 20:30 on Monday.

QUENTIN NDJANTOU – FRANCE U20

Quentin Ndjantou has been picked by the head coach of France's U20 men's team, Bernard Diomède, for a double header of friendlies against Denmark at CNF Clairefontaine, which will respectively take place at 17:00 tomorrow and at 14:00 on Sunday.

DRO FERNÁNDEZ – SPAIN U19

Dro Fernández will be with his Spain teammates over the next few days for the second round of 2027 UEFA Under-19 European Championship qualifying in Wales. There, La Rojita's opponents will be Iceland at Newport Stadium at 16:00 today, followed by their Welsh hosts at Rodney Parade at 13:30 on Saturday and then Finland back at Newport Stadium at 13:00 on Tuesday.

Les Parisiens' schedule for the November international break

DÉSIRÉ DOUÉ AND WARREN ZAÏRE-EMERY – FRANCE

JOÃO NEVES AND VITINHA – PORTUGAL

FABIÁN RUIZ AND FERRAN TORRES – SPAIN

MIKA GODTS – BELGIUM

ILLIA ZABARNYI – UKRAINE

MATVEY SAFONOV – RUSSIA

ACHRAF HAKIMI – MOROCCO

WILLIAN PACHO – ECUADOR

SENNY MAYULU – FRANCE U21

QUENTIN NDJANTOU – FRANCE U20

DRO FERNÁNDEZ – SPAIN U19

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DÉSIRÉ DOUÉ AND WARREN ZAÏRE-EMERY – FRANCE

JOÃO NEVES AND VITINHA – PORTUGAL

FABIÁN RUIZ AND FERRAN TORRES – SPAIN

MIKA GODTS – BELGIUM

ILLIA ZABARNYI – UKRAINE

MATVEY SAFONOV – RUSSIA

ACHRAF HAKIMI – MOROCCO

WILLIAN PACHO – ECUADOR

SENNY MAYULU – FRANCE U21

QUENTIN NDJANTOU – FRANCE U20

DRO FERNÁNDEZ – SPAIN U19