The international break is upon us and 11 Paris Saint-Germain players are with their national teams per the club’s official website for a series of friendlies and UEFA Euro 2020 qualifiers.
This is always a nervy time for supporters especially this season. Injuries can occur at any point during the season but it always cuts a little deeper when a star player is injured in a meaningless friendly like what happened with Neymar Jr. when he was with Brazil last October. Manager Thomas Tuchel is still waiting for his star player to return to full fitness.
The PSG boss has gone on record with his feelings towards the international break saying that he has a very big problem with all of the games players are asked to play. From a fan’s point of view, I certainly wouldn’t mind if Tuchel had the power to withhold his players from international friendlies.
If you’re like me and want to watch the international matches with your hands over your face praying for no injuries, here is where you’ll find PSG players the next couple of weeks:
Presnel Kimpembe and Kylian Mbappé – France
UEFA EURO Qualifiers
France vs. Moldova – 11/14/19
Albania vs. France – 11/17/19
Juan Bernat and Pablo Sarabia – Spain
UEFA EURO Qualifiers
Spain vs. Malta – 11/15/19
Spain vs. Romania – 11/18/19
Marquinhos and Thiago Silva – Brazil
International Friendly
Brazil vs. Argentina – 11/15/19
Brazil vs. South Korea – 11/19/19
Edinson Cavani – Uruguay
International Friendly
Hungary vs. Uruguay – 11/15/19
Argentina vs. Uruguay – 11/18/19
Leandro Paredes – Argentina
International Friendly
Brazil vs. Argentina – 11/15/19
Argentina vs. Uruguay – 11/18/19
Idrissa Gueye – Senegal
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
Senegal vs. Congo – 11/13/19
Eswatini vs. Senegal – 11/17/19
Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting – Cameroon
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
Cameroon vs. Cape Verde – 11/13/19
Rwanda vs. Cameroon – 11/17/19
Colin Dagba – France U-21
The Frenchman was called up to the squad for two UEFA EURO 2021 qualifiers. France U-21 plays at home against Georgia on Friday and then travel to Switzerland on November 19.
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