PSG players' fixtures during the September/October international break | OneFootball

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·23 September 2026

PSG players' fixtures during the September/October international break

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Many Paris Saint-Germain players are involved in the September and October international break (exceptionally combined), which began this Monday. So we are offering a full list of them, along with the match schedule. All of this without including players out on loan.

The list of called-up players, sorted by country in alphabetical order

Belgium: Mika Godts (21-year-old forward).


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Brazil: Marquinhos (32-year-old centre-back and captain).

Ecuador: Willian Pacho (24-year-old centre-back).

Spain: Fabian Ruiz (30-year-old midfielder).

France: Maghnes Akliouche (24-year-old midfielder/forward), Désiré Doué (21-year-old midfielder/forward) and Ousmane Dembélé (29-year-old forward).

Georgia: Khvicha Kvaratkshelia (25-year-old forward).

Morocco: Achraf Hakimi (27-year-old right-back).

Portugal: Nuno Mendes (24-year-old left-back), Vitinha (26-year-old midfielder) and João Neves (21-year-old midfielder).

Ukraine: Ilya Zabarnyi (24-year-old centre-back).

Russia: Matvey Safonov (27-year-old goalkeeper).

The match schedule, in chronological order (all times are French time):

Thursday 24 September –

South Korea/Ecuador : Kick-off at 1pm, friendly.

Portugal/Wales: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League

Friday 25 September –

Australia/Brazil : Kick-off at 12pm, friendly.

Georgia/Northern Ireland: Kick-off at 6pm, Nations League.

Italy/Belgium: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Turkey/France: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Hungary/Ukraine : Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Morocco/Gabon: Kick-off at 9pm, AFCON qualifiers.

Saturday 26 September –

England/Spain : Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League

Sunday 27 September –

Norway/Portugal: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Monday 28 September –

Georgia/Ukraine : Kick-off at 6pm, Nations League.

Belgium/France : Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Tuesday 29 September –

Australia/Brazil : Kick-off at 12pm, friendly.

Lesotho/Morocco : Kick-off at 3pm, AFCON qualifiers.

Russia/Iran: Kick-off at 6:30pm, friendly.

Spain/Croatia: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Thursday 1 October –

Japan/Ecuador : Kick-off at 12:10pm, Kirin Cup.

Denmark/Portugal : Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Friday 2 October –

Hungary/Georgia: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Ukraine/Northern Ireland: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Belgium/Turkey: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

France/Italy: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Saturday 3 October –

India/Brazil : Kick-off at 12pm, friendly.

Russia/Namibia: Kick-off at 5pm, friendly.

Spain/Czechia: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Sunday 4 October –

Portugal/Norway: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Morocco/Ghana: Kick-off at 9pm, friendly.

Monday 5 October –

Northern Ireland/Georgia: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Ukraine/Hungary: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

France/Belgium: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

Tuesday 6 October –

Russia/Iran: Kick-off at 7pm, friendly.

Croatia/Spain: Kick-off at 8:45pm, Nations League.

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