Tottenham Hotspur winger Dejan Kulusevski headlines the November call-ups after earning his first Sweden recall in two years. It has been a long wait. Back from a lengthy injury layoff, he faces Bosnia and Herzegovina on Saturday and Poland next Tuesday. Meanwhile, Andy Robertson is chasing history with Scotland. If he beats North Macedonia and Switzerland, he will set the all-time Scottish appearance record.

Several Spurs teammates will also go head-to-head in the UEFA Nations League over the coming days. On Thursday night, Antonin Kinsky and the Czech Republic host Pedro Porro’s Spain. Porro then faces England on Sunday. Mateus Fernandes is also back in the senior Portugal squad for the first time since April and could face Ben Davies when Wales host the Portuguese next Tuesday.

Big European clashes await the club’s Italian and Dutch contingents too. Guglielmo Vicario and Sandro Tonali join Italy to take on France on Thursday and Belgium on Sunday. Across the border, Micky van de Ven and Jan Paul van Hecke represent the Netherlands against Greece and Germany. Kevin Danso, Radu Dragusin and Jamie Donley are also away with Austria, Romania and Northern Ireland.

African qualifiers, South American trips and a busy youth schedule

Outside Europe, three Tottenham players face Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers this week. Mohammed Kudus lines up for Ghana against Somalia, while Pape Matar Sarr and Senegal play Sudan twice. Omar Marmoush also leads Egypt into a double header with Malawi. Further afield, Rodrigo Bentancur and Uruguay take on Argentina on Friday night, while Tyrese Hall represents Jamaica against Mexico.

Plenty of Academy prospects are away on youth duty as well. Loanee Mikey Moore joins Archie Gray in the England Under-21 squad to face Portugal and France. Meanwhile, Luca Williams Barnett and George Feeney play in Under-19 qualifiers, while Oliver Boast and Oscar Sandiford feature for the England Under-18s in Spain. Staff at Hotspur Way will hope everyone returns injury-free.