Here’s a report of the Nerazzurri players who have been on international duty in the recent days.
SENIOR NATIONAL TEAMS:
Berat DJIMSITI with Albania: on the bench in the friendly Albania 2-1 Kosovo match (11/11) in Elbasan, 90 minutes played in the UEFA Nations League Albania 3-1 Kazakistan match (15/11) in Tirana; 90 minutes played in the Albania 3-2 Belarus match in Tirana (18/11): Albania are top of the group and have been promoted to the League B.
Remo FREULER with Switzerland: on the bench in the friendly Belgium 2-1 Switzerland match (11/11) in Bruxelles, 90 minutes played and a goal scored in the UEFA Nations League Switzerland 1-1 Spain match (14/11) in Basel, while the Switzerland-Ukraine match in Luzern didn’t take place (17/11) (Freuler was suspended anyway).
Alejandro PAPU GOMEZ with Argentina: on the bench in the South-American World Cup qualifiers match Argentina 1-1 Paraguay (12/11) in Buenos Aires and on the pitch from 89 in the Peru 0-2 Argentina match (17/11) in Lima.
Robin GOSENS with Germany: he wasn’t used in the friendly Germany 1-0 Czech Republic match (11/11) in Leipzig and in the UEFA Nations League Germany 3-1 Ukraine match (14/11) in Leipzig. He then returned to Zingonia to continue with his recovery program.
Hans HATEBOER with The Netherlands: on the pitch in the first 45 minutes of the friendly The Netherlands 1-1 Spain match (11/11) in Amsterdam, on the pitch from 64 in the UEFA Nations League The Netherlands-Bosnia Erzegovina match (15/11) in Amsterdam, on the pitch for 57 minutes in the Poland 1-2 The Netherlands match (18/11) in Chorzow.
Josip ILIČIĆ with Slovenia: he played 66 minutes in the friendly Slovenia-Azerbaijan match (11/11) in Lubiana, 96 minutes played and on target (penalty scored on 94) in the UEFA Nations League Slovenia 2-1 Kosovo match (15/11) in Lubiana, 90 minutes played in the Greece 0-0 Slovenia match (18/11) in Athens: Slovenia are top of the group and was promoted to the League B.
Ruslan MALINOVSKYI with Ukraine: on the bench in the friendly Poland 2-0 Ukraine match (11/11) in Chorzow, played 90 minutes in the UEFA Nations League Germany 3-1 Ukraine match (14/11) in Leipzig, while Switzerland-Ukraine (17/11) in Luzern didn’t take place.
Aleksej MIRANCHUK with Russia: played 68 minutes in the friendly Russia 0-0 Moldova match (12/11) in Chisinau, played 79 minutes in the UEFA Nations League Turkey 3-2 Russia (15/11) in Istanbul and on the pitch for in the first 45 minutes in the Serbia 0-5 Russia match (18/11) in Belgrade.
Johan MOJICA, Luis MURIEL and Duván ZAPATA with Colombia: Mojica and Zapata played 90 minutes, while Muriel 59 played in the South-American World Cup qualifiers Colombia 0-3 Uruguay match (12/11) in Barranquilla and Mojica played 40 minutes, while Zapata 90 minutes and Muriel came off the bench on 41 in the Ecuador 6-1 Colombia match (17/11) in Quito.
Mario PAŠALIĆ with Croatia: he played 77 minutes and scored in the friendly Turkey 3-3 Croatia match (11/11) in Istanbul, played from 63 in the UEFA Nations League Sweden 2-1 Croatia (14/11) in Solna and on the pitch for 64 minutes in the Croatia 2-3 Lituania match (17/11) in Spalato.
Matteo PESSINA with Italy: on the pitch (debut) from 45′ in the friendly Italy 4-0 Estonia match (12/11) in Florence, on the bench in the UEFA Nations League Italy 2-0 Poland match (15/11) in Reggio Emilia and on the bench in the Bosnia Erzegovina 0-2 Italy (18/11) in Zenica: Italy won their group and have qualified for the Final Stage.
UNDER 21:
Marco CARNESECCHI with Italy U21: he played 90 minutes in the European qualifiers Iceland 1-2 Italy match (12/11) in Reykjavik and the Luxembourg 0-4 Italy match (15/11) in Differdange, which earned Italy the qualification for the final stage, on the pitch in the Italy 4-1 Sweden match (18/11) in Pisa.
Bosko ŠUTALO with Croatia U21: played 90 minutes in the European qualifiers Scotland 2-2 Croatia match (12/11) in Edinburgh and he played 90 minutes and scored a goal in the Croatia 7-0 Lithuania match (17/11) in Pola: Croatia qualified for the final stage.
