All 160 Serie A players on international duty in November

All 160 Serie A players on international duty in November A total of 160 Serie A players will join up with their national team sides during the November international break: Here is a reminder of who they all are. The November international break officially kicks off today (Monday, November 9) and will run until next Sunday (November 22). Italy will be in Nations League action against France in San Siro on Thursday and away against Belgium in Brussels on Sunday. Of Mancini’s current Italy national team squad , 24 of them currently play their football in Serie A. Gianluigi Donnarumma, Riccardo Calafiori, Honest Ahanor, Michael Kayode, Marco Palestra, Issa Doumbia, Sandro Tonali and Luca Koleosho are the only members of the Azzurri squad not currently playing in Italy. Francesco Pio Esposito celebrates with his brother Sebastiano Esposito during Turkiye vs. Italy in the Nations League (@azzurri) Inter have provided the most Italy internationals this break with Alessandro Bastoni, Federico Dimarco, Nicolo Barella and Pio Esposito. Atalanta and Como have provided three Italy internationals apiece. Inter also have the most senior international players in November with 14, followed by Atalanta, Como and Roma with 12 apiece, Udinese with 11, and then Juventus and Torino with 10 apiece. All 20 Serie A sides have some form of international representation this break: Monza have the fewest senior internationals with five. All 160 Serie A players on international duty in November List includes senior international call-ups only. Atalanta: Marco Carnesecchi, Giorgio Scalvini, Gianluca Scamacca (Italy), Charles De Ketelaere (Belgium), Mario Pasalic (Croatia), Nicola Zalewski (Poland), Nikola Krstovic (Montenegro), Eljif Elmas (North Macedonia), Sead Kolasinac (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Lazar Samardzic (Serbia), Relja Obric (Slovenia), Franck Kessie (Ivory Coast). Bologna: Nicolo Cambiaghi (Italy), Lewis Ferguson (Scotland), Torbjorn Heggem, Eivind Helland (Norway), Arthur Theate (Belgium), Rahim Alhassane (Morocco), Marco Libra (Venezuela). Cagliari: Alessandro Romano (Italy), Alen Sherri (Albania), Paul Mendy (Senegal), Yuki Sugawara (Japan), Juan Rodriguez (Uruguay). Como: Samuele Ricci, Mattia Liberali, Riccardo Cassano (Italy), Lucas Da Cunha (France), Jacobo Ramon (Spain), Martin Baturina, Ivan Smolcic (Croatia), Tasos Douvikas (Greece), Nico Paz, Maximo Perrone (Argentina), Willy Kambwala (Congo), Francesco Andrealli (Peru). FLORENCE, ITALY – OCTOBER 18: Mattia Liberali of Como 1907 celebrates after scoring a goal during the Serie A match between ACF Fiorentina and Como 1907 at Stadio Artemio Franchi on October 18, 2026 in Florence, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images) Fiorentina: Nicolo Fagioli (Italy), Alieu Njie (Sweden), Radu Dragusin (Romania), Franco Mastantuono (Argentina), Christ Inao Oulai (Ivory Coast), Beto (Guinea-Bissau) . Frosinone: Romano Schmid (Austria), Giorgi Kvernadze (Georgia), Daniel Birligea (Romania), Tomas Bobeck (Slovakia), Aleksa Terzic (Serbia), Luis Hasa (Albania), Fares Ghedjemis (Algeria), Anthony Oyono (Gabon), Omar Fayed (Egypt). Genoa: Djibril Sow (Switzerland), Leo Ostigard (Norway), Mario Mitaj (Albania), Mikael Egill Ellertsson (Iceland), Milutin Osmajic (Montenegro). Inter: Nicolo Barella, Alessandro Bastoni, Federico Dimarco, Pio Esposito (Italy), Marcus Thuram, Andy Diouf (France), Djed Spence (England), Piotr Zielinski (Poland), Petar Sucic (Croatia), Hakan Calhanoglu (Turkey), Manuel Akanji (Switzerland), Aleksandar Stankovic (Serbia), Ange-Yoan Bonny (Ivory Coast), Carlos Augusto (Brazil). MILAN, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 05: Nicolo Barella of Internazionale controls the ball during the Serie A match between FC Internazionale and SSC Napoli at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on September 05, 2026 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images) Juventus: Guglielmo Vicario, Federico Gatti (Italy), Teun Koopmeiners (Netherlands), Edon Zhegrova (Kosovo), Zeki Celik (Turkey), Kerim Alajbegovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Weston McKennie (USA), Pape Matar Sarr (Senegal), Juan Cabal, Jhon Lucumi (Colombia). VIGO, SPAIN – OCTOBER 15: Guglielmo Vicario of Juventus reacts during the UEFA Europa League 2026/27 League Phase MD2 match between Real Club Celta and Juventus at Estadio Balaidos on October 15, 2026 in Vigo, Spain. (Photo by Jose Manuel Alvarez Rey/Getty Images) Lazio: Davide Frattesi (Italy), Oliver Provstgaard (Denmark), Christos Mandas (Greece), Gustav Isaksen (Denmark), Adam Marusic (Montenegro), Reda Belahyane (Morocco), Fisayo Dele-Bashiru (Nigeria). Lecce: Omri Gandelman (Israel), Kialonda Gaspar (Angola), Sadik Fofana (Togo), Oumar Ngom (Mauritania). Milan: Alphadjo Cisse (Italy), Mike Maignan, Adrien Rabiot (France), Diego Moreira (Belgium), Luka Modric (Croatia), Goncalo Ramos (Portugal), Ardon Jashari (Switzerland), Christian Pulisic (USA), Pervis Estupinan (Ecuador). ITALY – OCTOBER 28: Alphadjo Cisse of AC Milan celebrates scoring his team’s first goal during the Serie A match between AC Milan and Bologna FC at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on October 28, 2026 in Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images) Monza: Gustavo Varela (Portugal), Noel Tornqvist (Sweden), Saba Goglichidze (Georgia). Napoli: Antonio Vergara (Italy), Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium), Billy Gilmour, Scott McTominay (Scotland), Vanja Milinkovic-Savic (Serbia), Noa Lang (Netherlands), Rasmus Hojlund (Denmark), Mathias Olivera (Uruguay). Parma: Simone Lontani (Italy), Mandela Keita (Belgium), Sascha Britschgi (Switzerland), Mariano Troilo (Argentina). Roma: Niccolo Pisilli, Daniele Ghilardi (Italy), Donyell Malen (Netherlands), Rodrigo Mora (Portugal), Konstantinos Koulierakis (Greece), Santiago Castro, Matias Soule, Leonardo Balerdi (Argentina), Wesley (Brazil), Devis Vasquez (Colombia), Evan Ndicka (Ivory Coast). ROME, ITALY – OCTOBER 14: Donyell Malen and Niccolo Pisilli of AS Roma celebrates scoring his team’s third goal with teammates during the UEFA Champions League 2026/27 League Phase MD2 match between AS Roma and Real Madrid C.F. at Stadio Olimpico on October 14, 2026 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by Tullio M. Puglia/Getty Images) Sassuolo: Sebastiano Esposito (Italy), Duje Caleta-Car (Croatia), Kieron Bowie (Scotland), Vasilije Adzic (Montenegro), Arijanet Muric (Kosovo). Torino: Nikola Vlasic (Croatia), Che Adams, Nathan Patterson (Scotland), Ardian Ismajli (Albania), Ricardo Rodriguez, Eray Ervin Comert (Switzerland), Gvidas Gineitis (Lithuania), Lucas Perri (Brazil), Rafik Belghali (Algeria), Samuel Coco (Equatorial Guinea). Udinese: Nicolo Zaniolo, Matteo Palma (Italy), James Abankwah (Republic of Ireland), Giorgi Chakvetadze (Georgia), Jesper Karlstrom (Sweden), Sandi Lovric (Slovenia), Mergim Vojvoda (Kosovo), Juan David Arizala (Colombia), Oumar Solet, Hassane Kamara (Ivory Coast), Enzo Ebosse (Cameroon). Venezia: Thohir Johann Helgason (Iceland), Albion Rrahmani (Kosovo), Akor Adams (Nigeria), Redouane Halhal (Morocco), John Yeboah (Ecuador), Ridgeciano Haps (Suriname).