All 160 Serie A players involved in international duty in September and October 2026

All 160 Serie A players involved in international duty in September and October 2026 160 Serie A players are set to be involved with their respective national teams in the coming weeks in an international break that will last for three weeks across the end of September and early October. No sides in Serie A have more senior internationals than Atalanta and Inter, who both have 12 players jetting off to represent their national sides this week. The Nerazzurri have provided three Italy internationals in Alessandro Bastoni, Nicolo Barella and Pio Esposito, not including Federico Dimarco, who was called up but withdrew on the first day of the camp on Monday. Atalanta, meanwhile, have four Italy internationals in their Serie A squad with Marco Carnesecchi, Giorgio Scalvini, Giacomo Raspadori and Gianluca Scamacca. Their list also includes the likes of Charles De Ketelaere, Franck Kessie and Mario Pasalic. Como and Juventus both have 11 internationals each, but with three Italians between them in the form of Moise Kean, Samuele Ricci (who was called up as a late replacement for Bryan Cristante ), and Juve keeper Guglielmo Vicario. Milan are next on the list with 10 senior internationals, Napoli and Bologna both have nine, whilst Roma and Lazio have eight. Every Serie A player on international duty this coming week * list includes senior internationals, does not include youth team call-ups  Atalanta: Marco Carnesecchi (Italy), Giorgio Scalvini (Italy), Giacomo Raspadori (Italy), Gianluca Scamacca (Italy), Charles De Ketelaere (Belgium), Sead Kolasinac (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Franck Kessie (Ivory Coast), Mario Pasalic (Croatia), Eljif Elmas (North Macedonia), Nikola Krstovic (Montenegro), Nicola Zalewski (Poland), Lazar Samardzic (Serbia). FLORENCE, ITALY – MAY 22: Giorgio Scalvini of Atalanta BC reacts during the Serie A match between ACF Fiorentina and Atalanta BC at Artemio Franchi on May 22, 2026 in Florence, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images) Bologna: Nicolo Cambiaghi (Italy), Massimo Pessina (Italy), Rahim Alhassane (Niger), Lewis Ferguson (Scotland), Torbjorn Heggem (Norway), Emil Holm (Sweden), Marco Libra (Venezuela), Arthur Theate (Belgium), Martin Vitik (Czechia). Cagliari: Alessandro Romano (Italy), Daniel Maldini (Italy), Alen Sherri (Albania), Adam Obert (Slovakia), Alieu Fadera (Gambia), Joseph Liteta (Zambia), Juan Rodriguez (Uruguay). Como: Moise Kean (Italy), Samuele Ricci (Italy), Nico Paz (Argentina), Lucas Da Cunha (France), Jean Butez (France), Trevoh Chalobah (England), Ivan Smolcic (Croatia), Martin Baturina (Croatia), Tasos Douvikas (Greece), Assane Diao (Senegal), Willy Kambwala (Congo). GENOA, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 04: Assane Diao of Como celebrates scoring his team’s fourth goal with Moise Kean during the Serie A match between Genoa CFC and Como 1907 at Stadio Luigi Ferraris on September 04, 2026 in Genoa, Italy. (Photo by Simone Arveda/Getty Images) Fiorentina: Nicolo Fagioli (Italy), Franco Mastantuono (Argentina), Radu Dragusin (Romania), Marin Pongracic (Croatia), Christ Inao Oulai (Ivory Coast), Beto (Guinea-Bisau). Frosinone: Romano Schmid (Austria), Giorgi Kvernadze (Georgia), Tomas Bobeck (Slovakia), Aleksa Terzic (Serbia), Anthony Oyono (Gabon), Daniel Birligea (Romania), Luis Hasa (Albania), Omar Fayed (Egypt). Genoa: Djibril Sow (Switzerland), Johan Vasquez (Mexico), Leo Ostigard (Norway), Mario Mitaj (Albania), Mikael Egill Ellertsson (Iceland), Milutin Osmajic (Montenegro). Inter: Nicolo Barella (Italy), Alessandro Bastoni (Italy), Francesco Pio Esposito (Italy), Lautaro Martinez (Argentina), Ange-Yoan Bonny (Ivory Coast), Petar Sucic (Croatia), Andy Diouf (France), Yann-Aurel Bisseck (Germany), Piotr Zielinski (Poland), Josep Martinez (Spain), Manuel Akanji (Switzerland), Aleksandar Stankovic (Serbia). MILAN, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 14: Francesco Pio Esposito of FC Internazionale Milano celebrates scoring his team’s fourth goal during the Serie A match between FC Internazionale and Udinese Calcio at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on September 14, 2026 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Claudio Villa/Getty Images) Juventus: Guglielmo Vicario (Italy), Kerim Alajbegovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Zeki Celik (Turkiye), Francisco Conceicao (Portugal), Douglas Luiz (Brazil), Pierre Kalulu (France), Teun Koopmeiners (Netherlands), Jhon Lucumi (Colombia), Nico Gonzalez (Argentina), Pape Matar Sarr (Senegal), Nick Woltemade (Newcastle). Lazio: Davide Frattesi (Italy), Christos Mandas (Greece), Oliver Provstgaard (Denmark), Gustav Isaksen (Denmark), Josip Sutalo (Croatia), Nuno Tavares (Portugal), Kenneth Taylor (Netherlands), Albert Gudmundsson (Iceland). Lecce: Lassana Coulibaly (Mali), Kiolonda Gaspar (Angola), Oumar Ngom (Mauritania), Sadik Fofana (Togo), Omri Gandelman (Israel), Konan N’Dri (Niger). Milan: Mike Maignan (France), Adrien Rabiot (France), Koni De Winter (Belgium), Diego Moreira (Belgium), Strahinja Pavlovic (Serbia), Pervis Estupinan (Ecuador), Luka Modric (Croatia), Ardon Jashari (Switzerland), Samuel Chukwueze (Nigeria), Goncalo Ramos (Portugal). ITALY – SEPTEMBER 20: Adrien Rabiot of AC Milan celebrates scoring his team’s second goal during the Serie A match between AC Milan and US Lecce at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on September 20, 2026 in Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images) Monza: Eddy Kouadio (Italy), Demba Thiam (Senegal), Noel Tornqvist (Sweden), Saba Goglichidze (Georgia). Napoli: Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Italy), Antonio Vergara (Italy), Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium), Billy Gilmour (Scotland), Stanislav Lobotka (Slovakia), Rasmus Hojlund (Denmark), Noa Lang (Netherlands), Vanja Milinkovic-Savic (Serbia), Mathias Olivera (Uruguay). Parma: Mandela Keita (Belgium), Vincent Sierro (Sweden), Sascha Britschgi (Switzerland). Roma: Daniele Ghilardi (Italy), Gianluca Mancini (Italy), Leonardo Balerdi (Argentina), Matias Soule (Argentina), Santiago Castro (Argentina), Manu Kone (France), Konstantinos Koulierakis (Greece), Evan Ndicka (Ivory Coast). ROME, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 19: Manu Kone of Serie A club AS Roma celebrates scoring his team’s second goal during the Serie A match between AS Roma and FC Internazionale at Stadio Olimpico on September 19, 2026 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by Paolo Bruno/Getty Images) Sassuolo: Sebastiano Esposito (Italy), Vasilije Adzic (Montenegro), Kieron Bowie (Scotland), Josh Doig (Scotland), Arijanet Muric (Kosovo), Ibrahim Sulemana (Ghana), Kristian Thorstvedt (Norway). Torino: Rolando Mandragora (Italy), Eray Comert (Switzerland), Ricardo Rodriguez (Switzerland), Saul Coco (Equatorial Guinea), Nathan Patterson (Scotland), Ardian Ismajli (Albania), Gvidas Gineitis (Lithuania), Nikola Vlasic (Croatia). Udinese: Nicolo Zaniolo (Italy), James Abankwah (Ireland), Giorgi Chakvetadze (Georgia), Jesper Karlstrom (Sweden), Sandi Lovric (Slovenia), Lennon Miller (Scotland), Maduka Okoye (Nigeria), Mergim Vojvoda (Kosovo). Venezia: Ridgeciano Haps (Suriname), John Yeboah (Ecuador), Albio Rrahmani (Kosovo), Akor Adams (Nigeria), Redouane Halhal (Morocco), Filip Stankovic (Serbia).