Tottenham Have 17 Players Called Up for International Duty This Month
Despite Tottenham Hotspur's inconsistent form this season, many of their players have earned international call-ups, with 12 representing their senior national teams and five joining youth squads.
Tottenham Have 17 Players on International Duty This Month by Rae Nkwocha
Tuesday, 18 March 2025, 9:00 AM (UK)
Despite an inconsistent season, Tottenham Hotspur have a strong presence in international football, with 17 players called up for national team duty.
Twelve Spurs players have joined their senior squads, while five others will feature in youth competitions.
This international break is the last before the season concludes, and players will participate in various competitions, including World Cup qualifiers, UEFA Nations League fixtures, friendlies, and youth tournaments.
While clubs worry about potential injuries, representing one’s country is always a source of pride.
Spurs Players Representing Their Countries
Several Tottenham stars will be in action across different continents, with some playing crucial roles for their teams.
Meanwhile, promising young talents have also received call-ups, highlighting the club’s depth in international football.
Senior Call-Ups
The following Spurs first-team players are on duty with their national teams:
Heung-min Son – South Korea
Yves Bissouma – Mali
Lucas Bergvall – Sweden
Cristian Romero – Argentina
Dominic Solanke – England
Pedro Porro – Spain
Brennan Johnson – Wales
Ben Davies – Wales
Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay
Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal
Guglielmo Vicario – Italy
Destiny Udogie – Italy
Youth Players on International Duty
Alongside the senior stars, several young Spurs players have earned opportunities to represent their countries at the youth level. These call-ups provide valuable experience and a platform for further development.
Here are Tottenham’s youth internationals:
Dane Scarlett – England U20
Archie Gray – England U21
Mikey Moore – England U19
Wilson Odobert – France U21
Mathys Tel – France U21
With such strong international representation, Tottenham’s squad will return from the break with valuable experience, though the club will hope all players stay fit for the remainder of the season.
