All 20 Liverpool players on international duty and their fixtures as Curtis Jones and Jarell Quansah look to make England statement

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A number of Liverpool stars will represent their countries during the March international break, here is all you need to know.

Fresh from their disappointing Carabao Cup final defeat, the international period has arguably come at the best time for Arne Slot’s side.

Liverpool looked jaded against Newcastle, suggesting the Reds squad needs some much-needed rest from the busy schedule.

As they say though, no rest for the wicked, with many Liverpool players now jetting off to represent their home nations over the next two weeks.

With that being said, here is every single Liverpool star leaving Melwood on international duty this month.

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Jarell Quansah and Curtis Jones – England

World Cup Qualifiers

• Albania (Fri, 21 March)
• Latvia (Mon, 24 March)

Liverpool youngsters Curtis Jones and Jarell Quansah have been called up to Thomas Tuchel’s first-ever England squad and will be hoping to make a statement the German ahead of next summer’s World Cup.

Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch and Cody Gakpo – Netherlands

Nations League

• Spain (Thu, 20 March)
• Spain (Sun, 23 March)

Despite suffering from injury in recent weeks, Cody Gakpo was called up by Ronald Koeman to the Dutch national team alongside Virgil van Dijk and Ryan Gravenberch.

Alisson Becker – Brazil

World Cup Qualifiers

• Columbia (Fri, 21 March)
• Argentina (Wed, 26 March)

Alisson and Brazil face a crucial set of fixtures this international break, as the Selecao look to rectify their poor start to World Cup qualifying.

Ibrahima Konate – France

Nations League

• Croatia (Thu, 20 March)
• Croatia (Sun, 23 March)

Ibrahima Konate’s France faces a tough test in the Nations League quarter-finals in the shape of Croatia.

Dominik Szoboszlai – Hungary

Nations League

• Turkey (Thu, 20 March)
• Turkey (Sun, 23 March)

Dominik Szoboszlai will be looking to help secure Hungary’s safety in the Nations League League A Group 3, as they face Turkey in the relegation play-off.

Mohamed Salah – Egypt

World Cup Qualifiers

• Ethiopia (Fri, 21 Mar)
• Sierra Leone (Tue, 25 Mar)

Having struggled against Newcastle and PSG, Mohamed Salah will be looking to get back on form in an Egypt shirt.

Caoimhin Kelleher – Republic of Ireland

Nations League

• Bulgaria (Thu, 20 Mar)
• Bulgaria (Sun, 23 Mar)

Caoimhin Kelleher will be looking to save his Republic of Ireland side from Nations League relegation against Bulgaria.

Diogo Jota – Portugal

Nations League

• Denmark (Thu, 20 March)
• Denmark (Sun, 23 March)

Diogo Jota’s Portugal are looking for their second Nations League crown as they face off against Denmark in the quarter-finals.

Andy Robertson – Scotland

Nations League

• Greece (Thu, 20 Mar)
• Greece (Sun, 23 Mar)

Andy Robertson’s Scotland face a tough test against Greece in the Nations League relegation play-offs.

Luis Diaz – Colombia

World Cup Qualifiers

• Brazil (Fri, 21 Mar)
• Paraguay (Wed, 26 Mar)

Luis Diaz’s hopes of playing at the 2026 World Cup face two massive tests against Brazil and Paraguay.

Darwin Nunez – Uruguay

World Cup Qualifiers

• Argentina (Fri, 21 Mar)
• Bolivia (Tue, 25 Mar)

Currently sat second in World Cup qualifying, Darwin Nunez’s Uruguay will be looking to further cement their place at next year’s World Cup.

Alexis Mac Allister – Argentina

World Cup Qualifiers

• Uruguay (Fri, 21 Mar)
• Brazil (Wed, 26 Mar)

Having looked slightly leggy in recent weeks, Alexis Mac Allister will be hoping to get through Argentina’s tough internationals unscathed.

Kostas Tsimikas – Greece

Nations League

• Scotland (Thu, 20 Mar)
• Scotland (Sun, 23 Mar)

Kostas Tsimikas will face off against fellow Liverpool left-back Robertson in the Nations League relegation play-offs.

Wataru Endo – Japan

World Cup Qualifiers

• Bahrain (Thu, 20 March)
• Saudi Arabia (Tue, 25 March)

Sat comfortably at the top of World Cup qualifying, Wataru Endo’s Japan can further cement their place at the 2026 World Cup against Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Youth team call-ups:

Harvey Elliott – England U21s

James McConnell and Trey Nyoni – England U20s