Every Everton player called up for interntaional duty and when they could play

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It’s the final international break of the calendar year and several Everton first-teamers will be in action for their respective nations.

Sean Dyche will welcome the break to regroup after murmurs of fan discontent following a dip in form.

The Toffees were held to a goalless draw by West Ham United in their last game and are now only three points above the relegation zone.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
14	West HamWest Ham	11	3	3	5	13	19	-6	12
15	LeicesterLeicester	11	2	4	5	14	21	-7	10
16	EvertonEverton	11	2	4	5	10	17	-7	10
17	IpswichIpswich	11	1	5	5	12	22	-10	8
18	Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace	11	1	4	6	8	15	-7	7

With Brentford at Goodison Park to come when the Premier League resumes, Everton’s stars will now hope for a successful break with their teams around the world.

Here is every first-team star in action and when you can see them play.

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Jordan Pickford & Jarrad Branthwaite (England)

It’s no surprise to see that Jordan Pickford has been called up to the England squad and he will almost certainly keep his place as the nation’s number one.

Jarrad Branthwaite hadn’t been called up originally but was drafted in after several injuries in the Three Lions camp ahead of their important Nations League double-header against Greece and the Republic of Ireland.

• Greece vs England, Thursday 14 November, 7:45 PM GMT
• England vs Republic of Ireland, Sunday 17 November, 5:00 PM GMT

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Jake O’Brien (Republic of Ireland)

Like Branthwaite, Jake O’Brien also missed out on a place in the Republic of Ireland squad initially after struggling to break into the starting XI since his summer move from Lyon.

Injuries meant he was then brought into the squad and could now line up against his club teammates during the break.

• Ireland vs Finland, Thursday 14 November, 7:45 PM GMT
• England vs Ireland, Sunday 17 November, 5:00 PM GMT

Orel Mangala (Belgium)

Orel Mangala has been a solid acquisition for the Toffees and has been called up by Belgium once again.

Mangala and his teammates have plenty of work to do in their Nations League group and sit six points off current group stage leaders Italy.

• Belgium vs Italy, Thursday 14 November, 7:45 PM GMT
• Israel vs Belgium, Sunday 17 November, 7:45 PM GMT

Vitaliy Mykolenko (Ukraine)

Left-back Vitaliy Mykolenko has had to hold down the fort on the left-hand side of defence due to the lack of options this season.

The 25-year-old will hope to play an important role in Ukraine’s Nations League campaign, with wins against Georgia and Albania potentially enough for them to top Group 1 of League B.

• Georgia vs Ukraine, Saturday 16 November, 5:00 PM GMT)
• Albania vs Ukraine, Tuesday 19 November, 7:45 PM GMT)

Iliman Ndiaye & Idrissa Gueye (Senegal)

Everton’s Senegalese duo already know they will be heading to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after securing qualification last time out.

They now face a battle against Burkina Faso to finish top of Group L and face them in their first fixture of the international break.

• Burkina Faso vs Senegal, Thursday 14 November, 7:00 PM GMT
• Senegal vs Burundi, Tuesday 19 November, 7:00 PM GMT

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Beto (Guinea-Bissau)

Unlike Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gueye, Beto still has work to do to help his nation secure its place at the Africa Cup of Nations finals.

Guinea-Bissau currently occupy third place in Group I, four points off Mali and Mozambique, meaning two wins are almost certainly needed to qualify.

• Eswatini vs Guinea-Bissau, Friday 15 November, 4:00 PM GMT
• Guinea-Bissau vs Mozambique, Tuesday 19 November, 4:00 PM GMT