After everyone has played at least one game in the Nations League, who has done what from a Fulham perspective?
Bored of this international break yet?
Well, there is a long way to go, as most sides have only played one of their four matches scheduled for this inaugural elongated international break.
Essentially, whether you like it or not, there are several matches to go before we can start really talking about the Premier League and Fulham’s next set of fixtures.
But while you may be fed up with this set of international matches, several of Fulham’s players themselves are getting stuck in and have been hugely productive for their respective nations.
We look below at the Fulham players’ performances so far this international break.
David Affengruber (Austria)
Fulham’s new signing at centre back was not involved in his country’s first match of the Nations League, a 3-1 win over Israel but he did take to the field against Kosovo.
And the defender netted his first Austria goal in the process as they once again won 3-1 to go top of their division.
Joachim Andersen (Denmark)
Denmark have won one and lost one so far in their Nations League campaign and Andersen has been at the helm at centre back, playing a full 90 minutes in both.
Denmark suffered defeat to Norway in their opener, eventually falling to a 3-2 defeat after Oscar Bobb's goal, but they bounced back against Wales, winning 2-0.
Sander Berge and Oscar Bobb (Norway)
After a World Cup to remember for Norway, both Sander Berge and Oscar Bobb came into the Nations League campaign hoping to qualify for the semi-finals.
Bobb was on the scoresheet as Norway beat Denmark 3-2, but neither Berge or Bobb were able to make the key difference in a 2-1 defeat to Portugal.
Timothy Castagne (Belgium)
Timothy Castagne slotted in expertly at right back for Belgium as Rudi Garcia’s men defeated Italy 2-0 in Rome.
Belgium will now face France on Monday night in a hugely challenging match for Castagne.
Shea Charles (Northern Ireland)
Fulham midfielder Shea Charles was the star of the show; he scored a late, late winner for Northern Ireland as they beat Georgia to win their first-ever match at League B level in the Nations League.
They will take on Hungary in their next match on Monday night.
Hugo Larsson (Sweden)
Fulham’s new midfielder was not involved in the Nations League clash against Romania but was named on the bench.
Sweden host Poland in their next match on Monday night.
Calvin Bassey and Alex Iwobi (Nigeria)
Fulham stars Calvin Bassey and Alex Iwobi were in fine form as Nigeria defeated Madagascar 2-1 in the first match of their Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.
They take on Guinea-Bissau in their second match of qualifying on Tuesday night.
Gonzalo Garcia (Spain U21)
Fulham’s No.9 captained Spain U21 in their first Euros qualifying match, which saw them fall to a surprise 2-1 defeat against Finland.
They face San Marino on October 1 in their next match.
Josh King (England U21)
Josh King has been one of Fulham’s stars so far this season, and he was once again in excellent form for England U21 as they defeated Kazakhstan U21 4-2.
He will hope to again be a key component in Lee Carsley’s side for England U21’s next match against Slovakia U21.
Jonah Kusi-Asare (Sweden U21)
Fulham’s teenager has yet to get going this international break as Sweden U21 do not begin this block of matches until September 30.
