A host of Norwich City first-team and academy players are set to feature for their respective international sides in competitive matches and friendlies over the international break.
Teemu Pukki will almost certainly add to his Finland apperance tally as the Huuhkajat face Bosnia Ukraine in World Cup qualifiers, before playing Switzerland in a friendly.
January signing Orjan Nyland could feature for Norway against Gibraltar in their first of the World Cup qualifiers. Norway then face Turkey and Montenegro for their final qualifiers of this international break.
Onel Hernandez could make a historical debut for the Cuba national team as the side have called up professional players who reside outside of the country for the first time in their history. Cuba play Guatemala and Curacao in their CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers.
After qualifying for UEFA Euro 2020 in the last international break, City duo Kenny McLean and Grant Hanley are both in contention to feature for Scotland in their World Cup qualifiers against Austria. Scotland then face Israel and Faroe Islands where the pair could also feature for their nation.
Meanwhile, City shot-stopper Tim Krul could feature for the Netherlands in their World Cup qualifier against Turkey, a win getting the Dutch side off to the perfect start in Group G of the European qualifiers. Krul could then go on to feature for 'Oranje' against Latvia and Gibraltar.
Dimitris Giannoulis could make appearances for Greece as they face Spain in the first of their World Cup qualifiers. The Greek side then face Honduras in a friendly before finishing the international break off with a qualifier against Georgia.
For Poland, Przemyslaw Placheta could feature against Hungary in their World Cup qualifier. Poland also face Andorra and England in this break, where Placheta could also feature for his nation.
City trio Max Aarons, Todd Cantwell and Oliver Skipp could all feature for England as Three Lions U21s face Switzerland in the UEFA Euro Under-21 Championship, before facing Portugal and Croatia in the same tournament.
Republic of Ireland Under-21s face their Welsh counterparts in a friendly match on Friday, with Andrew Omobamidele and Academy ‘keeper Sam Blair in contention for debuts at that level.
Finally, City U23s striker Sebastian Soto could help see the USMNT to the Olympics in their CONCACAF qualifiers. The forward has already featured for the side in their 4-0 win over the Dominican Republic.
The USMNT face Mexico next before the semi-finals and finals of the qualifiers later in the break.
Full international schedule
Teemu Pukki – Finland
Wednesday, March 24 (7:45pm UK)
Finland v Bosnia & Herzegovina (World Cup qualifiers)
Sunday, March 28 (7:45pm UK)
Ukraine v Finland (World cup qualifiers)
Tuesday, March 31 (7:45pm UK)
Switzerland v Finland (International friendly)
Orjan Nyland – Norway
Wednesday, March 24 (7:45pm UK)
Gibraltar v Norway (World Cup qualifiers)
Saturday, March 28 (5pm UK)
Norway v Turkey (World Cup qualifiers)
Monday, March 30 (7:45pm UK)
Montenegro v Norway (World Cup qualifiers)
Onel Hernandez – Cuba
Thursday, March 25 (12am UK)
Guatemala v Cuba (World Cup qualifiers)
Sunday, March 28 (10pm UK)
Cuba v Curacao (World Cup qualifiers)
Kenny McLean and Grant Hanley – Scotland
Thursday, March 25 (7:45pm UK)
Scotland v Austria (World Cup qualifiers)
Sunday, March 28 (7:45pm UK)
Israel v Scotland (World Cup qualifiers)
Wednesday, March 31 (7:45pm UK)
Scotland v Faroe Islands (World Cup qualifiers)
Tim Krul – Netherlands
Wednesday, March 24 (5pm UK)
Turkey v Netherlands (World Cup qualifiers)
Saturday, March 27 (5pm UK)
Netherlands v Latvia (World Cup qualifiers)
Tuesday, March 30 (7:45pm UK)
Gibraltar v Netherlands (World Cup qualifiers)
Dimitris Giannoulis – Greece
Thursday, March 25 (7:45pm UK)
Spain v Greece (World Cup qualifiers)
Sunday, March 28 (3pm UK)
Greece v Honduras (International friendly)
Wednesday, March 31 (7:45pm UK)
Greece v Georgia (World Cup qualifiers)
Przemyslaw Placheta – Poland
Thursday, March 25 (7:45pm UK)
Hungary v Poland (World Cup qualifiers)
Sunday, March 28 (7:45pm UK)
Poland v Andorra (World Cup qualifiers)
Wednesday, March 31 (7:45pm UK)
England v Poland (World Cup qualifiers)
Max Aarons, Todd Cantwell, Oliver Skipp – England U21s
Thursday, March 25 (2pm UK)
England U21s v Switzerland U21s (UEFA Euro Under-21 Championship)
Sunday, March 28 (8pm UK)
Portugal U21s v England U21s (UEFA Euro Under-21 Championship)
Wednesday, March 31 (5pm UK)
Croatia U21s v England U21s (UEFA Euro Under-21 Championship)
Andrew Omobamidele and Sam Blair – Republic of Ireland U21s
Friday, March 26 (1pm UK)
Wales U21s v Republic of Ireland U21s (International friendly)
Sebastian Soto – USA Men’s National Team
Thursday, March 25 (1:30am UK)
Mexico U23s v USA U23s (Men’s Olympic qualifiers)
Sunday, March 28
Semi-final
Tuesday, March 30
Final
