The first international break of 2026 is here, and AC Milan have got several players representing them on a national level, leaving Milanello almost empty.<\/p>\n
It has been a pretty up and down run for Milan recently, but their win against Torino was strengthened by Inter\u2019s inability to beat Fiorentina away from home. So, they can dream of a Scudetto battle when they return.<\/p>\n
Of course, it would be a much different picture had they won against Parma and Lazio in recent weeks. However, they are still in the mix, and they will be fired straight back into business with a trip to Naples awaiting them.<\/p>\n
Given the stakes of this international break for some, it could be a chance for a mental lockdown ahead of the World Cup, whilst others may be able to rest a little.<\/p>\n
The internationals<\/p>\n
Below are the 13 players that have been summoned by their countries for both senior and youth internationals, and how their schedule looks over the break.<\/p>\n
Mike Maignan and Adrien Rabiot (France)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Brazil v France, Thursday 26 March at 21:00 CET, Massachusetts \u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 Colombia v France, Sunday 29 March at 21:00 CET, Landover \u2013 Friendly<\/p>\n
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\nAlexis Saelemaekers and Koni De Winter (Belgium)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 United States v Belgium, Saturday 28 March at 20:30 CET, Atlanta \u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 Mexico v Belgium, Wednesday 1 April at 03:00 CET, Chicago \u2013 Friendly<\/p>\n
Strahinja Pavlovi\u0107 (Serbia)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Spain v Serbia, Friday 27 March at 21:00 CET, Villarreal \u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 Serbia v Saudi Arabia, Tuesday 31 March at 18:00 CET, Backa Topola \u2013 2026 World Cup Qualifiers<\/p>\n
Luka Modri\u0107 (Croatia)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Colombia v Croatia, Friday 27 March at 00:30 CET, Orlando \u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 Croatia v Brazil, Wednesday 1 April at 02:00 CET, Orlando \u2013 Friendly<\/p>\n
Pervis Estupinan (Ecuador)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Morocco v Ecuador, Friday 27 March at 19:15 CET, Madrid \u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 Netherlands v Ecuador, Tuesday 31 March at 20:45 CET, Eindhoven \u2013 Friendly<\/p>\n
Fikayo\u00a0Tomori\u00a0(England)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 England v Uruguay, Friday 27 March at 20:45 CET, London \u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 England v Japan, Tuesday 31 March at 20:45 CET, London\u00a0\u2013 Friendly<\/p>\n
Ardon\u00a0Jashari\u00a0(Switzerland)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Switzerland v Germany, Friday 27 March at 20:45 CET, Basel\u00a0\u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 Norway v Switzerland, Tuesday 31 March at 18:00 CET, Oslo \u2013 Friendly<\/p>\n
Christian\u00a0Pulisic\u00a0(USA)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 United States v Belgium, Saturday 28 March at 20:30 CET, Atlanta \u2013 Friendly
\u27a4 USA v Portugal, Wednesday 1 April at 01:00 CET, Atlanta \u2013 Friendly<\/p>\n
Zachary Athekame (Switzerland Under 21)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Switzerland v Faroe Islands, Friday 27 March at 20:00 CET, Thun \u2013 2027 U21 European Championship Qualifiers
\u27a4 Switzerland v Estonia, Tuesday 31 March at 20:00 CET, Thun \u2013 2027 U21 European Championship Qualifiers<\/p>\n
Davide Bartesaghi (Italy Under 21)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Italy v North Macedonia, Thursday 26 March at 18:15 CET, Empoli \u2013 2027 U21 European Championship Qualifiers
\u27a4 Sweden v Italy, Tuesday 31 March at 18:30 CET, Boras \u2013 2027 U21 European Championship Qualifiers<\/p>\n
David Odogu (Germany Under 20)<\/p>\n
\u27a4 Germany v Czech Republic, Thursday 26 March at 16:45 CET \u2013 Elite League Under 20
\u27a4 Poland v Germany, Tuesday 31 March at 16:45 CET \u2013 Elite League Under 20<\/p>\n