Here’s a look at who is away with their country and the games they have coming up this week, with all fixture times in BST.
John Souttar and Connor Barron – Scotland
Scotland v Poland – Thursday, September 5 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
Portugal v Scotland – Sunday, September 8 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
John and Connor face a pair of crucial UEFA Nations League matches as Scotland aim to bounce back from their group stage exit at the European Championships.
Connor has been called up to the senior squad for the very first time, while John has been a regular fixture in Steve Clarke’s squads in recent years.
Poland is first up for Scotland at the national stadium, before they make the trip to the Portuguese capital to face Cristiano Ronaldo and co.
Ross McCausland – Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland v Luxembourg – Thursday, September 5 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
Bulgaria v Northern Ireland – Sunday, September 8 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 5pm
Ross made his senior Northern Ireland debut under a year ago and he has been called into Michael O’Neill’s squad for their UEFA Nations League outings once again.
The Green and White Army will be aiming to take maximum points when Luxembourg visit Windsor Park on Thursday evening, before a trip to face Bulgaria on Sunday evening.
Vaclav Cerny – Czech Republic
Georgia v Czech Republic – Saturday, September 7 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 5pm
Czech Republic v Ukraine – Tuesday, September 10 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
Vaclav has been called into Czech Republic squad as they kick off their UEFA Nations League campaign.
The 26-year-old has been capped frequently at international level and netted his first goal for the senior side against the Faroe Islands in Euro 2024 qualifying.
The Czech Republic will make the trip to face Georgia first up, before returning to Prague to host Ukraine.
Nedim Bajrami – Albania
Ukraine v Albania – Saturday, September 7 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
Albania v Georgia – Tuesday, September 10 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
Albania have been drawn into the same group as Czech Republic as Nedim kicks off his Nations League hopes.
It will be the first opportunity for Rangers supporters to catch the midfielder in action since he joined the club on deadline day last week.
The 25-year-old has been capped over 20 times for Albania and boasts the record of scoring the fastest goal in European Championships history when he netted only 23 seconds into his side’s clash against Italy earlier this year.
Ianis Hagi – Romania
Kosovo v Romania – Friday, September 6 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
Romania v Lithuania – Monday, September 9 – UEFA Nations League – Kick-off 7:45pm
Ianis will join up with Romania once again as they get set for a pair of UEFA Nations League clashes against Kosovo and Lithuania.
Cyprus are the fourth team in Romania’s group, with Ianis and co. keen to maintain the side’s upward trajectory after a positive European Championship campaign.
Mohamed Diomande – Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast v Zambia – Friday, September 6 – African Cup of Nations Qualifying – Kick-off 8pm
Chad v Ivory Coast – Tuesday, September 10 – African Cup of Nations Qualifying – Kick-off 8pm
Rangers also have international representation on the African continent as Mohamed has been called up to the Ivory Coast squad.
His side face a pair of vital African Cup of Nations qualifiers, which begins first up with a visit from Zambia.
They will then make the trip to Chad in their second group stage fixture on Tuesday, with Sierra Leone representing the fourth side in the group.
Leon King and Lewis Budinauckas – Scotland Under-21s
Scotland Under-21s v Spain Under-21s – Friday, September 6 – UEFA Under-21 European Championships Qualifying – Kickoff 7pm
Malta Under-21s v Scotland Under-21s – Tuesday, September 10 – UEFA Under-21 European Championships Qualifying – Kick-off 5:30pm
Leon is joined in the Scotland Under-21s squad by Lewis as the young Scots continue their qualification campaign.
The visit of Spain to Edinburgh represents a stern test for Scot Gemmill’s side, although the side boast a 100% record on home soil in the qualification stages.
Scotland will then travel to Malta as they look to strengthen their bid for qualification.