Every FPL player on international duty in November – and when
We’ve now reached the second international break of the 2026/27 season, which mercifully isn’t as long as the last one.
Instead of the three-week hiatus we saw in September/October, this is just a normal fortnight’s breather from domestic football. Most countries will contest just two international fixtures, not the four of the last break.
Still, well over 200 Fantasy Premier League (FPL) players will be representing their nations. So, as is always the case, there’ll be a nervous wait to see if any new Fantasy flags are added ahead of Gameweek 11.
This article provides you with all the essential information you need to know.
ANY LATE RETURNEES IN GAMEWEEK 11?
Players from the Americas are often the last ones back through the door at their respective clubs, which raises concerns about their availability for the upcoming Gameweek.
While those concerns frequently amount to nothing, there are occasions where international exertions have been a factor. It’s not just the late kick-off time but also the long-haul flights back from across the Atlantic.
There are, indeed, some international fixtures taking place in the Americas in the early hours of Wednesday 18 November (UK time).
Piero Hincapie (ARS), Moises Caicedo (CHE), Oscar Zambrano (HUL), Nilson Angulo (SUN), Juan Riquelme Angulo (SUN)
v Bolivia (Guayaquil, Ecuador) – Nov 17, 23:30
Haiti
Wilson Isidor (SUN)
v USA (Cincinnati, USA) – Nov 18, 00:00
Jamaica
Joel Latibeaudiere (COV)
v Mexico (Guadalupe. Mexico) – Nov 18, 02:30
Uruguay
Ronald Araujo (LIV), Rodrigo Bentancur (TOT)
v Dominican Republic (Maldonado, Uruguay) – Nov 17, 23:30
USA
Tyler Adams (BOU), Chris Richards (CRY), Antonee Robinson (FUL)
v Haiti (Cincinnati, USA) – Nov 18, 00:00
Where are Brazil, you might ask? Relatively good news on that front: their last fixture is in Singapore on Tuesday 17 November at 10am GMT. A long flight back, sure, but a good 12 hours+ before they’d usually play in an international break.
Paraguay also finish their international action earlier than usual, again in Singapore on the same day.
NOTABLE OMISSIONS + RESTS
In addition to some sidelined players, there are some welcome rests for a few key FPL assets over this international fortnight.
Below are the most-owned (4.0%+) FPL outfield players who weren’t named in their national team squads but not because of injury.
Player
Club
% owned by
Pascal Gross
BHA
48.0%
Marcus Tavernier
BOU
31.3%
Cole Palmer
CHE
28.4%
Evanilson
BOU
23.6%
James Tarkowski
EVE
19.3%
Martin Dubravka
TOT
15.3%
Kevin Schade
BRE
12.9%
Jayden Bogle
LEE
11.2%
Thierno Barry
EVE
10.6%
Igor Thiago
BRE
8.2%
Nico O’Reilly
MCI
8.1%
Bobby Thomas
COV
7.3%
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
EVE
7.2%
Milan van Ewijk
COV
6.9%
Leif Davis
IPS
6.6%
Harvey Barnes
NEW
6.6%
Will Hughes
CRY
5.6%
Matheus Cunha
MUN
5.6%
Harry Maguire
MUN
5.1%
Tyrick Mitchell
CRY
4.7%
Bernd Leno
FUL
4.4%
Regan Slater
HUL
4.3%
Jonah Kusi-Asare
FUL
4.2%
Alisson Becker
LIV
4.1%
WHEN FPL PLAYERS ARE IN ACTION: A CLUB-BY-CLUB GUIDE
ARSENAL
David Raya, Martin Zubimendi, Mikel Merino (Spain) – Nov 12 + 15
Declan Rice, Eberechi Eze, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Ben White, Ezri Konsa (England) – Nov 12 + 15
Riccardo Calafiori (Italy) – Nov 12 + 15
Jurrien Timber (Netherlands) – Nov 13 + 16
Kai Havertz (Germany) – Nov 13 + 16
Christos Tzolis (Greece) – Nov 13 + 16
Piero Hincapié (Ecuador) – Nov 14 + 17
Gabriel Magalhães, Bruno Guimarães (Brazil) – Nov 14 + 17
Martin Ødegaard (Norway) – Nov 14 + 17
Viktor Gyökeres (Sweden) – Nov 14 + 17
MaxDowman (England U21) – Nov 13 + 16
ASTON VILLA
Zion Suzuki (Japan) – Nov 14 + 17
Nicolas Jackson, Ibrahim Mbaye (Senegal) – Nov 12 + 16
João Gomes (Brazil) – Nov 14 + 17
Ian Maatsen (Netherlands) – Nov 13 + 16
John McGinn (Scotland) – Nov 13 + 16
Johan Manzambi (Switzerland) – Nov 13 + 16
Victor Lindelöf (Sweden) – Nov 14 + 17
Matty Cash (Poland) – Nov 14 + 17
Brian Madjo, George Hemmings (England U20) – Nov 12 + 16
BOURNEMOUTH
James Hill (England) – Nov 12 + 15
Junior Kroupi, Adrien Truffert (France) – Nov 12 + 15
Justin Kluivert (Netherlands) – Nov 13 + 16
Ryan Christie, Ben Gannon-Doak (Scotland) – Nov 13 + 16
Đorđe Petrović (Serbia) – Nov 13 + 16
Rayan (Brazil) – Nov 14 + 17
António Silva (Portugal) – Nov 14 + 17
David Brooks (Wales) – Nov 14 + 17
Daniel Jebbison (Canada) – Nov 14 + 17
Tyler Adams (USA) – Nov 14 + 18
BRENTFORD
Sepp van den Berg (Netherlands) – Nov 13 + 16
Dango Ouattara (Burkina Faso) – Nov 13 + 17
Benjamin Fredrick (Nigeria) – Nov 13 + 17
Mamadou Sangaré (Mali) – Nov 13 + 17
El Hadji Malick Diouf (Senegal) – Nov 12 + 16
Michael Kayode (Italy) – Nov 12 + 15
Mikkel Damsgaard, Mathias Jensen (Denmark) – Nov 14 + 17
Kristoffer Ajer (Norway) – Nov 14 + 17
Aaron Hickey (Scotland) – Nov 13 + 16
Caoimhín Kelleher, Nathan Collins (Republic of Ireland) – Nov 14 + 17
Hákon Valdimarsson (Iceland) – Nov 13 + 16
Yehor Yarmoliuk (Ukraine) – Nov 14 + 17
Ji-soo Kim (South Korea) – Nov 13 + 17
Jannik Schuster (Austria) – Nov 14 + 17 (on standby)