14 Atalantini have been called up by their respective National teams for the last international break of the season, scroll below and check out the full schedule for the next few days.
Starting off with Albania Berat Djimsiti has been shortlisted for the matches against Chile (to be played in Parma on March 22) and Sweden (scheduled for March 25 in Solna).
As for Belgium, Charles De Ketelaere will answer the Red Devils’ call for the away games against Ireland (to be played in Dublin on the 23rd of March) and England (kicking off in London on March 26).
Sead Kolašinac will feature for Bosnia-Herzegovina for the Euro 2024 qualifying play-offs against Ukraine on March 21 (to be played in Zenica) and, in case of victory, for the fixture against the winning side from Israel vs. Iceland match-up to be held in Sarajevo on the 26th of March.
Moving on to Mario Pašalić‘s Croatia, Atalanta’s number 8 will answer the Vatreni‘s call for the match against Tunisia – scheduled for March 22 in Cairo.
As for Marco Carnesecchi and Giorgio Scalvini‘s Italy, the two Atalantini will be bound to the USA for the games against Venezuela – to kick off in Fort Lauderdale on March 21 – and Ecuador – scheduled for the 24th of March in Harrison.
El Bilal Touré will represent Mali for the away games against Mauritania and Nigeria – to be played on the 22nd and 26th of March in Morocco.
Also off to Morocco, namely to Marrakech, Ademola Lookman will feature in the games against Ghana (on the 22nd of March) and in the aforementioned “Atalantino International derby” against Mali on March 26.
Our Oranje duo Marten de Roon and Teun Koopmeiners have been shortlisted for The Netherlands’ games against Scotland (scheduled for March 22 in Amsterdam) and Germany (fixed for the 26th of March in Frankfurt).
Bound to Moscow, Alexey Miranchuk will represent Russia in the games against Serbia and Paraguay on March 21 and 25 respectively.
Call-ups also for Isak Hien and Emil Holm, as Sweden are bound to take on Portugal away (in Guimaraes on the 21st of March) and welcome Berat Djimsiti’s Albania in Solna on the 25th of March.
Closing off with Italy’s U21s, Matteo Ruggeri has been shortlisted for the EURO Qualifying games against Latvia (to be played in Cesena on March 22) and Turkey (kicking off in Ferrara on the 26th of March).
