Nine Newcastle first-team players were called-up to their respective international squads during the break while a number of academy players have also been called-up at youth level.
But only seven players are still on international duty after Alexander Isak withdrew from the Sweden squad due to injury and Sandro Tonali withdrew from the Italy squad following an investigation probe from Turin Public Prosecutor’s Office.
More details on both players will be revealed in due course with Isak picking up a knock in the closing stages of Newcastle’s 2-2 draw at West Ham United on Sunday. The 24-year-old scored a brace at the London Stadium and is The Magpies’ top scorer so far this campaign with seven goals in all competitions.
Several players also missed out on international call-ups. Callum Wilson has been part of three of the last four England squads heading into the break but wasn’t named by Gareth Southgate this time around as he looks to return to full fitness following a hamstring issue.
Sven Botman’s wait for a senior Netherlands debut continues with the defender currently out with a knee issue.
There were also calls for in-form Anthony Gordon to be called-up to the England squad for the first time but Southgate opted to stick with more established internationals instead despite a subsequent injury to Bukayo Saka which forced the Arsenal winger to withdraw from the squad.
Here is Newcastle United’s current list of internationls during the break...

9. Lewis Hall - England Under-20s
Hall is back with the England Under-20s squad following his call-up last month. He started the 2-0 Euro Under-20 qualifiers defeat at Romania on Thursday, October 12. England Under-20s lost 2-1 to Portugal on Tuesday. | Getty Images

10. Jamal Lewis - Northern Ireland
Lewis is currently on loan at Watford in the Championship but remains contracted to Newcastle. After being left out of the previous squad, he started for Northern Ireland in the 3-0 Euro 2024 qualifiers win against San Marino on Saturday. He started again versus Slovenia on Tuesday as Northern Ireland lost 1-0. Photo: Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker

11. Academy players
Cathal Heffernan (Republic of Ireland Under-19s), Anthony Munda (England U18s), Trevan Sanusi (England Under-17s), Leo Shahar (England Under-17s), Sean Neave (England Under-17s) Charlie McArthur (Scotland Under-19s), Johnny Emerson (Scotland Under-19s) | Getty Images


