Nottingham Forest’s international window in full as 10 depart and Oliver Glasner resets | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest have 10 first-teamers on international duty during a three-week international break, offering Oliver Glasner a timely reset after a mixed start. This season, the September and October windows have been merged into one extended period.

According to Nottingham Post, the head coach acknowledged he has plenty of thinking to do. Non-international players have this week off with tailored programmes, a friendly is set for a week on Saturday, ahead of the Premier League return against Crystal Palace on October 11.

Morgan Gibbs-White received a late England call-up, interrupting a family holiday. England face Spain, Czech Republic and Croatia across the window.

Neco Williams begins Wales’ Nations League in Portugal tonight, then Denmark away, before hosting Norway and Denmark. Jair Cunha earns a first Brazil call, with two matches against Australia, then India in Kolkata.

Ola Aina starts Nigeria’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifying against Madagascar, then Guinea-Bissau. Daniel Munoz links up with Colombia for friendlies against Mexico, Paraguay and Peru.

Ousmane Diomande and Ibrahim Sangare are with Ivory Coast to face Ghana, Somalia and Cameroon. Xaver Schlager opens Austria’s Nations League against Israel, then host Kosovo, before away games against Republic of Ireland and Kosovo.

Dan Ndoye features for Switzerland against North Macedonia and Scotland, then Slovenia and North Macedonia at home. Chris Wood is away with New Zealand to face Palestine, China and Panama.

The break also aids recovery. Nikola Milenkovic, absent with a hamstring problem for the last two games, should be back after the break, while Nicolo Savona continues his knee rehab.

Source: Nottingham Post

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