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·21 September 2026
Arsenal fixture list for all 18 September-October internationals
Arsenal fixture list for all 18 September-October internationals | OneFootball
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18 Arsenal players have been called up for international duty over the September-October break, let’s take a look at when they’ll be in action.
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Arsenal have received plenty of call-ups for the September-October internationals, but let’s start by looking at those who won’t be involved.
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Cristhian Mosquera (Spain), William Saliba (France), Ben White (England), and Piero Hincapie (Ecuador) have all been left out with their various injury and fitness issues, whilst loan duo Ethan Nwaneri and Tommy Setford are with the England u21s on this occasions, and Max Dowman with the u19s.
Noni Madueke has been left out by Thomas Tuchel, with backup goalkeepers Kepa Arrizabalaga (Spain) and Illan Meslier (France) also not selected.
But that’s really all the snubs there are to report, with the rest of the Arsenal senior squad called up, along with a couple of academy players.
Arsenal international call-ups for September-October
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Gabriel Magalhaes & Bruno Guimaraes (Brazil), Ezri Konsa, Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Eberechi Eze, & Myles Lewis-Skelly (England), Kai Havertz (Germany), James Scanlon (Gibraltar), Christos Tzolis (Greece), Riccardo Calafiori (Italy), Jurrien Timber (Netherlands), Ceadach O’Neill (Northern Ireland), Martin Odegaard (Norway), David Raya, Mikel Merino, & Martin Zubimendi (Spain), and Viktor Gyokeres (Sweden).
It’s worth noting that Havertz has only been called up for Germany’s first two fixtures, with new manager Jurgen Klopp choosing to split the break in half. Everyone else could be involved in all three/four of their team’s matches.
Arsenal international fixture list for September-October
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Times in BST
Wednesday, September 23rd
- 17:00 – Gibraltar vs Sao Tome & Principe – Friendly
Thursday, September 24th
- 19:45 – Netherlands vs Germany – Nations League
- 19:45 – Serbia vs Greece – Nations League
- 19:45 – Norway vs Denmark – Nations League
Friday, September 25th
- 11:00 – Australia vs Brazil – Friendly
- 17:00 – Georgia vs Northern Ireland – Nations League
- 19:45 – Italy vs Belgium – Nations League
- 19:45 – Sweden vs Romania – Nations League
Saturday, September 26th
- 19:45 – England vs Spain – Nations League
Sunday, September 27th
- 17:00 – Gibraltar vs Andorra – Nations League
- 17:00 – Serbia vs Netherlands – Nations League
- 19:45 – Germany vs Greece – Nations League
- 19:45 – Norway vs Portugal – Nations League
Monday, September 28th
- 19:45 – Turkiye vs Italy – Nations League
- 19:45 – Northern Ireland vs Hungary – Nations League
- 19:45 – Sweden vs Poland – Nations League
Tuesday, September 29th
- 11:00 – Australia vs Brazil – Friendly
- 19:45 – Czechia vs England – Nations League
- 19:45 – Spain vs Croatia – Nations League
Thursday, October 1st
- 19:45 – Malta vs Gibraltar – Nations League
- 19:45 – Greece vs Netherlands – Nations League
- 19:45 – Wales vs Norway – Nations League
Friday, October 2nd
- 19:45 – France vs Italy – Nations League
- 19:45 – Ukraine vs Northern Ireland – Nations League
- 19:45 – Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Sweden – Nations League
Saturday, October 3rd
- 15:00 – India vs Brazil – Friendly
- 17:00 – Croatia vs England – Nations League
- 19:45 – Spain vs Czechia – Nations League
Sunday, October 4th
- 19:45 – Greece vs Germany – Nations League
- 19:45 – Netherlands vs Serbia – Nations League
- 19:45 – Portugal vs Norway – Nations League
Monday, October 5th
- 19:45 – Liechtenstein vs Gibraltar – Friendly
- 19:45 – Italy vs Turkiye – Nations League
- 19:45 – Northern Ireland vs Georgia – Nations League
- 19:45 – Romania vs Sweden – Nations League
Tuesday, October 6th
- 19:45 – England vs Czechia – Nations League
- 19:45 – Croatia vs Spain – Nations League
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