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November is here, and Liverpool’s squad is scattering across the world once again for another packed set of international fixtures. With World Cup qualifiers, U21 Euros qualifiers, and several friendlies on the schedule, this window will be one of the most demanding of the season for Arne Slot’s players. Every department of the squad is represented, from seasoned captains to young academy prospects who are stepping into the spotlight. This guide walks you through who is playing, where they will be, and what to expect from a busy international break for the Reds.
Bradley Leads Northern Ireland Through Crucial Qualifiers
Conor Bradley continues to grow in stature for both club and country, and November gives him another big stage. Northern Ireland face Slovakia away on November 14 before hosting Luxembourg on November 17. Both matches are World Cup qualifiers, and Bradley is expected to play a central role in their push to stay competitive in the group. His energy and consistency have been key for Liverpool, and Northern Ireland will lean on him heavily during these two fixtures.
French Contingent Gears Up for Key Tests
Hugo Ekitike and Ibrahima Konate join a strong France squad for two significant qualifiers. They host Ukraine on November 13 before heading to Azerbaijan on November 16. Konate will aim to add more minutes to his growing international profile, while Ekitike will hope to impress the coaching staff as he continues his development. France’s schedule highlights the depth and intensity of their campaign, and Liverpool fans will be hoping both players return healthy.
Endo Anchors Japan in High-Profile Friendlies
Wataru Endo joins Japan for two attractive friendly fixtures. They meet Ghana on November 14, followed by Bolivia on November 18. These matches offer Japan a chance to test different combinations, and Endo’s calm presence in midfield should provide balance. Although they are not qualifiers, the games are important for Japan’s preparation for future competitive tournaments. For Endo, it is another opportunity to showcase his leadership qualities.
Dutch Trio Eye Strong World Cup Qualifying Window
Cody Gakpo, Ryan Gravenberch, and captain Virgil van Dijk travel with the Netherlands for two vital qualifiers. They start away in Poland on November 14 before returning home to face Lithuania on November 17. Van Dijk will command the back line as usual, while Gakpo and Gravenberch look to build momentum after solid spells of club form. Both matches carry weight in the group, and the Dutch will expect maximum points.
Isak Represents Sweden in Two Must-Win Matches
Alexander Isak links up with Sweden for qualifiers against Switzerland on November 15 and Slovakia on November 18. Sweden are under pressure to turn their form around, and Isak’s creativity and movement will be central to their attacking plans. These matches provide him with the chance to carry his club sharpness into international duty.
Hungarian Duo Targets Strong Finish to the Break
Milos Kerkez and Dominik Szoboszlai will be among the key players for Hungary as they take on Armenia on November 13 and the Republic of Ireland on November 16. Both fixtures are World Cup qualifiers. Szoboszlai, often central to Hungary’s entire tactical approach, will shoulder most of the creative work. Kerkez adds dynamism on the left side. Hungary will expect strong performances in both matches.
Mac Allister Joins Argentina for a Unique Friendly Schedule
Alexis Mac Allister joins World Cup champions Argentina for a friendly against Angola on November 14. It is a single fixture window for him, which may be welcome given his heavy workload for Liverpool. Even in a friendly, Mac Allister will expect minutes and influence the game in midfield with his usual composure.
Mamardashvili Faces Spain in High-Stakes Qualifiers
Goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili heads into two serious qualifiers for Georgia. They host Spain on November 15 and then travel to Bulgaria on November 18. Spain are always a major test, and Mamardashvili is likely to be heavily involved. Georgia will rely on his reflexes and shot stopping to stay competitive.
Robertson Captains Scotland in a Tough Pair of Matches
Andy Robertson returns to lead Scotland for qualifiers against Greece on November 15 and Denmark on November 18. Both matches are challenging, but Scotland have grown in confidence under their current setup. Robertson’s leadership will be key as they try to secure vital points.
Salah Headlines Egypt’s November Friendlies
Mohamed Salah will represent Egypt in two friendlies. They meet Uzbekistan on November 14, followed by Iran or Cape Verde on November 18. These matches allow Egypt to test new ideas and combinations while also giving Salah time to sharpen his form outside of competitive qualifiers. His influence remains central, whether the games are friendlies or tournament fixtures.
Wirtz Joins Germany for Two Meaningful Qualifiers
Florian Wirtz links up with Germany for qualifiers away in Luxembourg on November 14 and at home to Slovakia on November 17. Germany are in rebuilding mode, and Wirtz is one of the brightest young talents in their squad. These fixtures provide him more opportunities to take on a bigger role.
Youth and Academy Talents Get Their Chance to Shine
The international break is not only about senior players. Liverpool’s young prospects are also in action, earning valuable experience across different youth levels.
Republic of Ireland U21s
Trent Kone-Doherty features in two matches, including a big meeting with England U21s on November 14 and a trip to Andorra on November 18.
Northern Ireland U21s
Kieran Morrison is involved in a qualifier against Latvia on November 13 and another against Greece on November 18. These matches are important for his continued growth.
Hungary U21s
Armin Pecsi plays in a friendly against the Faroe Islands on November 13 and a qualifier against Croatia on November 18. Both fixtures give him useful exposure.
USA U20s
Keyrol Figueroa faces Costa Rica twice on November 15 and 18. These back to back friendlies provide a good test.
England U20s
Amara Nallo joins the England U20 squad for a friendly with Japan on November 14.
Poland U19s
Goalkeeper Kornel Misciur has a busy window with qualifiers against Bosnia and Herzegovina on November 12, Moldova on November 15, and Italy on November 18.
England U19s
Rio Ngumoha and Trey Nyoni take part in qualifiers against Lithuania on November 12, Latvia on November 15, and Scotland on November 18. These fixtures will attract attention given the talent in England’s youth setup.
Final Thoughts
November’s international break is one of the most active of the season for Liverpool players. With senior stars fighting for World Cup qualification and young talents making strides in their development, the club will be represented all over the footballing world. Supporters will follow these matches closely while hoping for positive performances and safe returns. The moment the international window ends, attention will swing back to club football, where Liverpool will need fresh legs and renewed momentum.
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