How the International Break is Looking for Each PSG Superstar

After PSG play Troyes on match day 10 of the Ligue 1 season this weekend, the final international break of 2026 will be upon us.

Unlike the previous extended break, this will be back to the regular schedule for international breaks, that will take up just one weekend of the club calendar, and then back to normal all the way until the end of March.

So, without further ado, let's preview how the break looks for each and every PSG player representing their nation.

To begin, Matvey Safonov has been called up by Russia for their friendlies against Uzbekistan and Venezuela on the 12th and 17th at 11:00 and 18:00 CET respectively.

Meanwhile, Achraf Hakimi is in the Morocco squad for their important AFCON qualifiers against Niger (x2) on the 13th and 17th, with both games kicking off at 21:00.

Elsewhere, Ilya Zabarnyi will join up with Ukraine for their UEFA Nations League clashes with Northern Ireland and Georgia on the 14th and 17th at 20:45.

In midfield, Fabian Ruiz is in the Spain squad for their Nations League ties away to Czechia and at home to England on the 12th and 15th respectively, with both kick off times 20:45. Ferran Torres is also in the squad. 

Joao Neves and Vitinha have both been named in the Portugal squad for their Nations League games at home to Denmark and away to Wales on the 14th and 17th at 20:45. Nuno Mendes misses out with injury, as was expected. 

Mika Godts has been included in the Belgium squad for Nations League games with Turkey (A) on the 12th at 20:00 CET and Italy (H) on the 15th at 20:45. 

Whilst in the same group, it is time for the French mafia, or lack there of - as there are only two PSG players included in Zinedine Zidane's second France squad. Lucas Digne once again does not make the squad, whilst Ousmane Dembele is still recovering from injury. Maghnes Akliouche has been dropped having been apart of the last call up.

As usual, Desire Doue is included, whilst Warren Zaire-Emery makes the squad for the first time under Zidane. The 20-year old was four months old when 'Zizou' got sent off in the World Cup final on his last ever appearance in football. 

So, there you have it - each PSG call up. A quick note: there is no official confirmation of the Ecuador squad, so Willian Pacho could yet be away during the break too.