NewsInternationals guide: When and where Liverpool players are in action

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A host of Reds have been called up for UEFA Nations League fixtures in Europe.

Jeremie Frimpong, Cody Gakpo, Ryan Gravenberch, Virgil van Dijk

• 7.45pm, September 24 – Netherlands v Germany (Amsterdam)
• 5pm, September 27 – Serbia v Netherlands (Belgrade)
• 7.45pm, October 1 – Greece v Netherlands (Thessaloniki)
• 7.45pm, October 4 – Netherlands v Serbia (Eindhoven)

Kostas Tsimikas

• 7.45pm, September 24 – Serbia v Greece (Belgrade)
• 7.45pm, September 27 – Germany v Greece (Augsburg)
• 7.45pm, October 1 – Greece v Netherlands (Thessaloniki)
• 7.45pm, October 4 – Greece v Germany (Thessaloniki)

Florian Wirtz

*Germany have named split squads across their four matches, with Wirtz called up for games three and four

• 7.45pm, October 1 – Germany v Serbia (Munich)
• 7.45pm, October 4 – Greece v Germany (Thessaloniki)

Lewis Koumas

• 7.45pm, September 24 – Portugal v Wales (Lisbon)
• 5pm, September 27 – Denmark v Wales (Copenhagen)
• 7.45pm, October 1 – Wales v Norway (Cardiff)
• 7.45pm, October 4 – Wales v Denmark (Cardiff)

Bradley Barcola, Jeremy Jacquet

• 7.45pm, September 25 – Turkiye v France (Kocaeli)
• 7.45pm, September 28 – Belgium v France (Brussels)
• 7.45pm, October 2 – France v Italy (Paris)
• 7.45pm, October 5 – France v Belgium (Paris)

Giorgi Mamardashvili

• 5pm, September 25 – Georgia v Northern Ireland (Tbilisi)
• 5pm, September 28 – Georgia v Ukraine (Tbilisi)
• 7.45pm, October 2 – Hungary v Georgia (Budapest)
• 7.45pm, October 5 – Northern Ireland v Georgia (Belfast)

Milos Kerkez, Armin Pecsi, Dominik Szoboszlai

• 7.45pm, September 25 – Hungary v Ukraine (Budapest)
• 7.45pm, September 28 – Northern Ireland v Hungary (Belfast)
• 7.45pm, October 2 – Hungary v Georgia (Budapest)
• 7.45pm, October 5 – Ukraine v Hungary (Trnava)

Alexander Isak

• 7.45pm, September 25 – Sweden v Romania (Solna)
• 7.45pm, September 28 – Sweden v Poland (Solna)
• 7.45pm, October 2 – Bosnia & Herzegovina v Sweden (Zenica)
• 7.45pm, October 5 – Romania v Sweden (Bucharest)

Kieran Morrison

• 5pm, September 25 – Georgia v Northern Ireland (Tbilisi)
• 7.45pm, September 28 – Northern Ireland v Hungary (Belfast)
• 7.45pm, October 2 – Ukraine v Northern Ireland (Trnava)
• 7.45pm, October 5 – Northern Ireland v Georgia (Belfast)

Rio Ngumoha

• 7.45pm, September 26 – England v Spain (London)
• 7.45pm, September 29 – Czechia v England (Prague)
• 5pm, October 3 – Croatia v England (Rijeka)
• 7.45pm, October 6 – England v Czechia (London)

Victor Munoz

• 7.45pm, September 26 – England v Spain (London)
• 7.45pm, September 29 – Spain v Croatia (Seville)
• 7.45pm, October 3 – Spain v Czechia (Oviedo)
• 7.45pm, October 6 – Croatia v Spain (Split)

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South American nations will be contesting friendlies during this period.

Alexis Mac Allister

• 9pm, September 30 – Argentina v Bolivia (Cordoba)
• 9pm, October 3 – Argentina v Burkina Faso (Buenos Aires)
• 9pm, October 6 – Argentina v Benin (Buenos Aires)

Ronald Araujo

• 11.05am, September 24 – Japan v Uruguay (Rifu)
• 12pm, September 28 – South Korea v Uruguay (Seoul)
• 2.30pm, October 6 – India v Uruguay (Kolkata)

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Elsewhere, Isaac Mabaya was chosen by Zimbabwe for a double-header of Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

Isaac Mabaya

• 8pm, September 24 – Sierra Leone v Zimbabwe (El Jadida)
• 5pm, September 28 – Zimbabwe v DR Congo (Harare)

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Meanwhile, two Academy players have been selected to feature in the CONCACAF Nations League.

Keyrol Figueroa

• 2am, September 26 – Honduras v Suriname (Tegucigalpa)
• 1am, September 29 – Jamaica v Honduras (Kingston)
• 1am, October 3 – Martinique v Honduras (Fort-de-France)
• 3am, October 6 – Honduras v Jamaica (Tegucigalpa)

Kyle Kelly

• 1am, September 26 – Bonaire v St. Kitts and Nevis (St. Peter’s)
• 1am, September 29 – St. Kitts and Nevis v Grenada (St. Peter’s)
• 10pm, October 2 – St. Kitts and Nevis v Cuba (Port of Spain)
• 10pm, October 5 – Cuba v St. Kitts and Nevis (Port of Spain)

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And a quartet of Reds have been called up at youth international level.

Trey Nyoni

• 10.30am, September 25 – England U20s v Italy (La Nucia)
• 10.30am, September 29 – England U20s v France (La Nucia)
• 4.30pm, October 3 – England U20s v Germany (La Nucia)

Ifeanyi Ndukwe

• 5pm, October 2 – Austria U21s v Denmark (Vienna)
• 5.30pm, October 6 – Wales v Austria U21s (Caernarfon)

Prince Cisse

• 11am, September 29 – Wales U19s v USA (Marbella)
• 11am, October 2 – Wales U19s v Norway (Marbella)
• 10am, October 5 – Wales U19s v Northern Ireland (Marbella)

Erik Farkas

• 5pm, September 24 – England U18s v Colombia (Nyon)
• 2pm, September 27 – England U18s v Egypt (Nyon)
• 10am, September 30 – England U18s v South Korea (Nyon)
• TBC, October 3 – England U18s v TBC (Nyon)