A whole host of Bundesliga stars are set to shine for their international teams in November. - © Bundesliga

Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 stars on international duty in November

10.11.20261 min read

The Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 will be well represented worldwide once more in November as countries compete in crucial UEFA and CONCACAF Nations League fixtures, Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers and international friendlies in Asia and South America.

Keep track of who's been called up and how they fare here over the November international break below:

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Watch: Germany squad arrive at base

Bayern Munich

Nathaniel Brown, Lennart Karl (pictured), Joshua Kimmich, Aleksandar Pavlović, Jonathan Tah, Jonas Urbig, Tom Bischof (all Germany), Alphonso Davies (Canada), Hiroki Ito (Japan), Harry Kane (England), Minjae Kim (South Korea), Konrad Laimer (Austria), Michael Olise, Dayot Upamecano (both France), Josip Stanišić (Croatia)

Borussia Dortmund

Felix Nmecha, Nico Schlotterbeck (both Germany), Mathis Albert (USA), Jobe Bellingham (England, pictured), Ramy Bensebaini (Algeria), Enzo dos Santos (Luxembourg), Konstantinos Karetsas (Greece), Gregor Kobel (Switzerland), Julian Ryerson (Norway), Fabio Silva (Portugal), Daniel Svensson (Sweden), Joey Veerman (Netherlands), Samuele Inácio, Filippo Mane (both Italy U21), Ethan Nwaneri (England U21), Joane Gadou (France U21)

Freiburg

Philipp Treu, Derry Scherhant (both Germany), Keisuke Gotō, Yuito Suzuki (both Japan), Philipp Lienhart (Austria), Igor Matanović (Croatia)

Bayer Leverkusen

Ezequiel Fernández (pictured), Facundo Medina (both Argentina), Ibrahim Maza (Algeria), Jarell Quansah (England), Edmond Tapsoba (Burkina Faso), Malik Tillman (USA)

RB Leipzig

Ridle Baku, Brajan Gruda (both Germany), Ezechiel Banzuzi (DR Congo), Christoph Baumgartner, Nicolas Seiwald (both Austria), Neil El Aynaoui (Morocco), Antonio Nusa, Ørjan Nyland (both Norway), Willi Orbán (Hungary), Maarten Vandevoordt (Belgium), Tidiam Gomis (France U21)

Werder Bremen

Niclas Füllkrug (Germany), Karl Hein (Estonia), Cedric Itten (Switzerland), Kenny Quetant (Haiti), Ludovit Reis (Slovakia), Alexander Schlager (Austria)

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Watch: Niclas Füllkrug the real deal back at Werder Bremen

Elversberg

Nicholas Mickelson (Thailand), Lukas Petkov (Bulgaria), Maurice Krattenmacher (Germany U21), Cole Campbell (USA U23)

VfB Stuttgart

Finn Jeltsch, Maximilian Mittelstädt (both Germany), Ermedin Demirović (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Bilal El Khannouss (Morocco), Dženan Pejčinović, Dennis Seimen (both Germany U21), Yanik Spalt (Austria U21)

Hoffenheim

Fisnik Asllani, Leon Avdullahu (both Kosovo), Vladimir Coufal, Adam Hložek, Robin Hranáč (all Czech Republic), Ozan Kabak (Türkiye), Andrej Kramarić (Croatia), Alexander Prass (Austria), Cajetan Lenz (Germany U21)

Eintracht Frankfurt

Younes Ebnoutalib (Germany), Lilian Brassier (Togo), Farès Chaïbi (Algeria), Ritsu Dōan (South Korea), Can Uzun (Türkiye), Noëll Aséko, Nnamdi Collins, Elias Baum (all Germany U21), Oscar Højlund (Denmark U21), Keita Kosugi (Japan U21), Amil Šiljević (Bosnia and Herzegovina U21)

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Watch: The best of Younes Ebnoutalib

Hamburg

Patson Daka (Zambia), Albert Grønbæk (Denmark), David Møller Wolfe, Sander Tangvik (both Norway) Warmed Omari (Comoros), Immanuel Pherai (Suriname), Jeremy Amoako (Germany U21)

Mainz

Fabio Gruber (Peru), Jae-sung Lee (South Korea), Philipp Mwene, Stefan Posch (both Austria), Kacper Potulski (Poland), Kaishu Sano (Japan)

Paderborn

Santiago Castaneda (USA, pictured), Laurin Ulrich (Germany U21)

Augsburg

Juma Bah (Sierra Leone), Michael Gregoritsch (Austria), Fabian Rieder (Switzerland), Youngwoo Seol (South Korea), Anton Kade, Mert Kömür, Hennes Behrens (all Germany U21), Rodrigo Ribeiro (Portugal U21)

Cologne

Saïd El Mala (Germany), Ísak Jóhannesson (Iceland), Luka Lochoshvili (Georgia), Gideon Mensah (Ghana), Paul Okon-Engstler (Australia), Mikey Moore, Jahmai Simpson-Pusey (both England U21)

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Watch: The best of Saïd El Mala

Union Berlin

Michel Aebischer (Switzerland), Woo-yeong Jeong (South Korea), András Schäfer (Hungary), Tom Rothe (Germany U21)

Schalke

Junior Adamu (Austria), Hee-chan Hwang (South Korea), Nikola Katić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Mertcan Ayhan (Türkiye U21)

Borussia Mönchengladbach

Wael Mohya (Germany), Ko Itakura (Japan), Fabio Chiarodia (Italy U21)

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Watch: Klopp discusses Mohya call-up

Hertha Berlin

Jón Dagur Thorsteinsson (Iceland), Márton Dárdai (Hungary), Lukas Michelbrink (Lithuania), Linus Gechter (Germany U21), Oluwaseun Adewumi (Austria U21)

Nuremberg

Khalid Abu El Haija (Palestine), Adam Markhiyev (Finland), Styopa Mkrtchyan (Armenia), Can Moustfa (Syria), Alexios Kalogeropoulos (Greece U21)

Kaiserslautern

Mario Sauer (Slovakia), Naatan Skyttä (Finland)

Magdeburg

Herbert Bockhorn (Uganda), Eldin Dzogovic (Luxembourg), Luka Hyryläinen (Finland), Pierre Nadjombe (Togo), Mateusz Żukowski (Poland), Doyoung Yoon (South Korea U23)

Wolfsburg

Alexander Bernhardsson (Sweden), Joakim Mæhle (Denmark), Saël Kumbedi (France, pictured), Muhammed Damar (Germany U21)

Arminia Bielefeld

Henri Koudossou (Togo)

Heidenheim

Budu Zivzivadze (Georgia)

Bochum

Karol Mets (Estonia), Mansour Ouro-Tagba (Togo)

St. Pauli

Sam Klein, Connor Metcalfe (both Australia), Abdoulie Ceesay (Gambia), Eric Smith (Sweden)

Hannover

Mustapha Bundu (Sierra Leone), Husseyn Chakroun (Lebanon), Virgil Ghita (Romania), Benjamin Källman (Finland), Mwisho Mhango (Malawi), Ime Okon (South Africa, pictured r.), Stefán Teitur Thórdarson (Iceland), Taycan Etcibasi

Karlsruhe

Shio Fukuda (Japan), Sandro Trémoulet (Madagascar), Santeri Väänänen (Finland), Louey Ben Farhat (Germany U21), Deniz Ofli (Türkiye U21)

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