How the International Break Looks for Every Rangers Player

Upon the conclusion of a very important three points for Rangers away to St. Mirren on Saturday evening, the final international break of 2026 is now upon us.

After the extended break last time out between September and October, this break is back to the usual format, just one weekend without club football before Derek McInnes’ side face a trip to Motherwell on Saturday the 21st.

So, without further ado, let’s take a quick look at how the international break shapes up for each Rangers player representing their respective nations this month.

To begin, Ivor Pandur is in the Croatia squad for their Nations League fixtures away to England and at home to Czechia on the 12th and 15th respectively at 19:45 GMT.

Fellow shot stopper Liam Kelly is in the Scotland squad for their Nations League clashes at home to North Macedonia and away to Switzerland, on the 13th and 16th respectively at 19:45. James Penrice and Findlay Curtis are also involved.

Meanwhile, Olwethu Makhanya is in the South Africa squad for their AFCON qualifying double header with Kenya on the 13th and 16th at 16:00.

Kosta Nedeljkovic has been named in the Serbia squad for Nations League ties with Germany (A) and Greece (H) on the 13th and 16th at 19:45. Vanja Dragojevic is also included in the squad.

Into the midfield, where Nicolas Raskin is part of the Belgium squad for Nations League games away to Turkey and at home to Italy. The games are set to take place on the 12th and 15th at 17:00 and 19:45 respectively.

Up top, Ryan Danderi is in the Czechia squad for their Nations League games with Croatia and Spain. They will play Spain on the 12th at 19:45 and then as touched on earlier, the clash with Croatia is on the 15th. 

Across the globe, Kevin Kelsy is in the Venezuela squad for their friendly games with the Basque Country and Russia. The games will take place on the 14th and 17th and kick off ay 19:00 and 17:00 respectively. 

So, that is every Rangers player off on international duty. There are a few absences - the likes of Emmanuel Fernandez (Nigeria), Badredine Bouanani (Algeria), Djedi Gassama (Mauritania), Min-su Kim (South Korea) and Bojan Miovski (North Macedonia) who were called up to the last international break, how all been left out this time round. Good news for Rangers that they will be fully fresh and ready to go in a couple of weeks. 

Good luck to everyone playing for their nations, and make sure to return to Glasgow without any injuries or knocks.