América players called up for international duty this FIFA break | OneFootball

The September FIFA Date has begun and the national teams are preparing to play their respective matches, whether friendlies or World Cup qualifiers.

The Águilas are usually the team that contributes the most players to the Liga MX national teams, although this time there were fewer than expected, as there could have been between nine and ten called up, but only six were selected.

Luis Malagón and Erick Sánchez – Mexican National Team.

The Mexican National Team will be facing Japan on Saturday the 6th at 8:00 PM and South Korea on Tuesday the 9th at 7:00 PM. Both matches are friendlies.

Alejandro Zendejas – United States National Team.

The United States National Team will also play two friendlies against the same opponents; Saturday the 6th against South Korea and Tuesday the 9th against Japan.

Sebastián Cáceres, Brian Rodríguez and Rodrigo Aguirre – Uruguayan National Team.

The Uruguayan National Team will be playing the last two rounds of the Conmebol World Cup qualifiers.

The first match will be at home against Peru on Thursday the 4th and the second match, which will mark the end of the qualifiers, will be on Tuesday the 9th away against Chile.

Fewer call-ups than expected.

The reality is that the team had fewer players called up to their respective national teams than expected; Israel Reyes was one of the big absentees with Mexico, and both Víctor Dávila and Igor Lichnovsky used to be part of the Chilean National Team call-up, although we also have to mention that since they are already eliminated from the World Cup, they are looking to make a generational change in their squad.

Another player whose absence drew attention was Cristian Borja, an undisputed starter with América and a regular player for the Colombian National Team, but this time they decided not to call him up.

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