Full List, 17 Call-Ups & Absences

Liverpool have seen 17 first-team players called up for international duty in November along with 11 others from their academy and loan ranks – while five were left out.

The final international break of the year is here and, as ever, the majority of Arne Slot‘s squad are departing for various qualifiers and friendlies.

A total of 17 first-team players are on duty this month, though injury means Alisson, Giovanni Leoni and Jeremie Frimpong are among those to miss out.

Curtis Jones, Federico Chiesa, Joe Gomez, Freddie Woodman and loanee Vitezslav Jaros have all been overlooked by their national team coaches.

Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch and Cody Gakpo will all join up with the Netherlands squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Poland (Nov 14) and Lithuania (Nov 17).

Representing France in their qualifiers against Ukraine (Nov 13) and Azerbaijan (Nov 16) are Ibrahima Konate and Hugo Ekitike.

Dominik Szoboszlai and Milos Kerkez will look to book Hungary’s place at next summer’s tournament as they face Armenia (Nov 13) and the Republic of Ireland (Nov 16) – though a playoff spot is more likely.

Alexis Mac Allister‘s Argentina are already qualified but the midfielder will join his teammates for a friendly against Angola (Nov 14).

Similarly, Wataru Endo‘s Japan will play Ghana (Nov 14) and Bolivia (Nov 18), while Mohamed Salah will join the Egypt squad for a training camp in Dubai which will include two friendlies – the first vs. Uzbekistan (Nov 14).

Giorgi Mamardashvili‘s Georgia, Andy Robertson‘s Scotland, Florian Wirtz‘s Germany and Conor Bradley‘s Northern Ireland are still vying for qualification and are likely to at least achieve a playoff spot.

But Alexander Isak joins the Sweden squad for qualifiers against Switzerland (Nov 15) and Slovenia (Nov 18) knowing their chances are slim.

Trey Nyoni and Rio Ngumoha round off the first-team contingent as they join the England squad for U19 Euro qualifiers against Lithuania (Nov 12), Latvia (Nov 15) and Scotland (Nov 18).

Kostas Tsimikas (Greece) and Lewis Koumas (Wales) will also depart their loan clubs for senior internationals.

Elsewhere at youth level, Amara Nallo has been called up to the England U20s, Armin Pecsi will represent Hungary U21s, Trent Kone-Doherty rejoins the Republic of Ireland U21s and Kieran Morrison will play for Northern Ireland U21s.

Kornel Misciur is part of the Poland U19s setup while youngsters Erik Farkas, AJ Yeguo and Liam Balmer all received England U17s call-ups.

Keyrol Figueroa will join the United States U20s for a training camp in Costa Rica, with two friendlies against their hosts.