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Bianconeri called up for international duty | The schedule

A total of 12 Bianconeri have been called up by their respective national teams for fixtures taking place between the end of September and the beginning of October.Let's take a look at all the dates a...

Bianconeri called up for international duty | The schedule

Among the 12 Bianconeri selected for their national teams' international matches, Kerim Alajbegovic represents Bosnia and Herzegovina, Zeki Celik stands in for Türkiye, while Francisco Conceicao plays for Portugal. Nico Gonzalez is set to play for Argentina, Pierre Kalulu for France, Teun Koopmeiners competes for the Netherlands, Jhon Lucumi for Colombia, Douglas Luiz for Brazil, Pape Matar Sarr for Senegal, Guglielmo Vicario for Italy, Nick Woltemade for Germany, and Edon Zhegrova for Kosovo.

The schedule reveals matches taking place from September 24th to October 7th. On September 24th, Italy will face Belgium and Türkiye will challenge France in the Nations League. On September 25th, Brazil will play a friendly against Australia, while Senegal will take on Mozambique in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. Türkiye will face France again on September 26th, and Italy will host Belgium in another Nations League match.

September 27th brings Austria and Kosovo together in a Nations League game, followed by Serbia and the Netherlands on September 28th, and Norway and Portugal on September 29th.

The week of October 1st features more Nations League matches, including Türkiye vs. Italy, Belgium vs. France, and Romania vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina. The following days include friendly matches between Australia and Brazil, Ethiopia and Senegal, Argentina and Bolivia, and various other contests across different dates and times.

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