Makama is set for his Young Lions debut after returning from a prolonged spell on the sidelines, with Lee Carsley rating the Canaries forward highly. He will be involved as they face Portugal U21s at Ashton Gate on Friday, before taking on France next Monday.

During the last international break, Ruairi McConville unlocked his form with Northern Ireland and has taken that form back into the Championship with City.

This is an important international break for Michael O'Neill's side ahead of their final two UEFA Nations League fixtures against Ukraine and Hungary. They currently top League B Group 2 with eight points from four matches, one clear of second-placed Hungary, meaning the November double-header will determine whether they win the group.

Jose Cordoba is set for international duty with Panama as they face Curaçao in the CONCACAF Nations League quarter-finals. The first leg takes place in Curaçao before Panama host the return fixture, with a place in the competition's last four at stake.

The defender missed the last international break through injury but will be hoping minutes for Panama can help him win back his starting spot in Philippe Clement's side.

City have two first-teamers away as part of AFCON qualification, although both Darlin Yongwa and Anis Ben Slimane look well placed to feature at the tournament next June.

Darlin Yongwa will travel to represent Cameroon in their AFCON qualifiers over this break. (Image: Andy Sumner/Focus Images Ltd)

Yongwa is set to be involved with Cameroon as the Indomitable Lions face Namibia. They currently sit second in their group, three points clear of third-placed Libya and four behind leaders Cape Verde, with the top two qualifying for the tournament.

Slimane will join up with Tunisia for their double-header against Libya, safe in the knowledge that the Carthage Eagles have already booked their place at next summer's finals.

Takudzwa Gwanzura, Miles Bracking and Jayden Munikwa have all been called up by Zimbabwe Under-23s for their two-legged U23 AFCON qualifier against Mali. Zimbabwe reached the second round after beating Mauritius home and away, winning 6-1 on aggregate, while the winners of the Mali tie will progress to the final qualifying round.

Vatan Ozcan will represent Turkey Under-19s in European Championship qualifying, with games against Slovakia, Estonia and Liechtenstein. They are competing in League B in the second round of UEFA's new qualifying format, meaning they need to win their group to earn promotion to League A for the decisive third round next spring.

City youngster Vinnie Leonard is also involved in European Under-19 Championship qualifying with the Republic of Ireland, who face Greece, France and Norway. Ireland are in League A and need to finish in the top three of their four-team group to advance to the third and final round of qualifying next spring.

City could have had an even larger contingent heading across the globe, with Andre Brooks, Anthony Musaba, Paris Maghoma, Oscar Schwartau, Mathias Kvistgaarden, Ben Chrisene and Kellen Fisher all staying behind this time around. Injuries have also ruled Mo Toure and Kenny McLean out of potential involvement with Australia and Scotland respectively.

Anis Ben Slimane will feature for Tunisia during this break. (Image: PA)

FULL INTERNATIONAL SCHEDULE INVOLVING NORWICH CITY PLAYERS

Wednesday, November 11

1pm – Zimbabwe U23s v Mali U23s (Takudzwa Gwanzura, Miles Bracking & Jayden Munikwa – Zimbabwe U23s)
1pm – Turkiye U19s v Slovakia U19s (Vatan Ozcan – Turkiye U19s)
3pm – Greece U19s v Ireland U19s (Vinnie Leonard – Ireland U19s)

Thursday, November 12

7pm – Cameroon v Namibia (Darlin Yongwa – Cameroon)

Friday, November 13

12am – Curacao v Panama (Jose Cordoba – Panama)
4pm – Tunisia v Libya (Anis Ben Slimane – Tunisia)
7.30pm – England U21s v Portugal U21s (Jovon Makama – England U21s)

Saturday, November 14

6pm – France U19s v Ireland U19s (Vinnie Leonard – Ireland U19s)
7pm – Turkiye U19s v Estonia U19s (Vatan Ozcan – Turkiye U19s)
7.45pm – Northern Ireland v Ukraine (Ruairi McConville – Northern Ireland)

Sunday, November 15

11pm – Panama v Curacao (Jose Cordoba – Panama)

Monday, November 16

1pm – Namibia v Cameroon (Darlin Yongwa – Cameroon)
7.30pm – England U21s v France U21s (Jovon Makama – England U21s)

Tuesday, November 17

3pm – Norway U19s v Ireland U19s (Vinnie Leonard – Ireland U19s)
4pm – Libya v Tunisia (Anis Ben Slimane – Tunisia)
6pm – Mali U23s v Zimbabwe U23s (Takudzwa Gwanzura, Miles Bracking & Jayden Munikwa – Zimbabwe U23s)
7pm – Turkiye U19s v Liechtenstein U19s (Vatan Ozcan – Turkiye U19s)
7.45pm – Hungary v Northern Ireland (Ruairi McConville – Northern Ireland)