We bring you a round up of which Wolves stars are on international duty and when you can catch them in action.
As the international break kicks off, Wolverhampton Wanderers will see many of their players represent their respective countries. From South America to Africa and Europe, Wolves retain a strong presence on the global football stage. Here’s a detailed look at the players heading out and their international commitments.
Brazil
Matheus Cunha, despite his suspension from recent Wolves fixtures, has been called up to Brazil’s squad. Brazil faces crucial 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Colombia and Argentina. Cunha’s creativity and attacking prowess will be pivotal as the Seleção look to climb the qualification table.
Joining Cunha in the Brazil squad is midfielder Andre. Known for his control in the middle of the park, Andre is a regular in the national team. The fixtures include a clash with Colombia in Brasília followed by a trip to Buenos Aires to take on Argentina.
Brazil v Colombia Fri 21st March 12.45am
Argentina V Brazil Tue 26th Match 12am
Portugal
Portugal has called up Wolves Captain Nelson Semedo for their Euro 2026 qualifiers. Semedo’s surging runs and defensive stability make him an asset on the international stage as Portugal looks to maintain their strong position in the group.
Goalkeeper Jose Sa also returns to the Portuguese squad, but is down the pecking order behind Diogo Costa and Rui Silva.
Rodrigo Gomes, Carlos Forbs and Fabio Silva have all been selected for Portugal U21s who face England U21s on Monday 24th March at West Bromwich Albion’s ground.
Denmark Portugal Thu 20th March 7.45
Portugal Denmark Sun 23rd March 7.45
Portugal U21s v Romania U21a Fri 21st March
England U21s v Portugal U21s Mon 24th March 19.45
Republic of Ireland
Veteran defender Matt Doherty continues to represent Ireland in their UEFA Nations League relegation play offs. Doherty’s experience and leadership will be vital as Ireland faces tough matches that could determine their fate.
Bulgaria v Republic of Ireland Thu 20th March 7.45
Republic of Ireland V Bulgaria Sun 23rd March 7.45
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast defender Emmanuel Agbadou will be joining his national team for World Cup Qualifiers this March. Agbadou’s commanding presence in defence has been key for Wolves and is now set for international duty as the Elephants refine their strategies ahead of upcoming competitions.
Burundi v Ivory Coast Fri 21st March 19.00
Ivory Coast v Gambia Mon 24th March 19.00
South Korea
South Korea calls up Hwang Hee-Chan once again to bolster their attacking options. Known for his strength and decisive goal-scoring ability, again this are World Cup Qualifiers.
South Korea v Oman Thu 20th March 11am
South Korea v Jordan Tue 25th March 11am
Algeria
Left-back Rayan Aït-Nouri will represent Algeria during this international break. His defensive contributions and occasional attacking forays make him a standout player for Wolves and a key part of Algeria’s national team. Algeria have World Cup Qualifiers in this international break
Botswana v Algeria Fri 21st March 13.00
Algeria v Mozambique Tue 25th March 21.00
Zimbabwe
Marshall Munetsi has been selected for the Zimbabwe squad who have World Cup Qualifiers. It was during his stint with the Pirates in 2018 that he made his debut for the national team, where he now boasts 23 caps. Tawanda Chirewa has also been selected for the squad.
Zimbabwe v Benin Thu 20th March 16.00
Nigeria v Zimbabwe Tue 25th March 16.00
Uruguay
Santiago Bueno will join the Uruguay squad for their fixtures during this break in the World Cup Qualifiers
Uruguay v Argentina Fri 21st March 23.30
Bolivia v Uruguay Tue 25th March 20.00
Burkina Faso
New signing Nasser Djiga has been called up to Burkina Faso. Djiga debuted for the Burkina Faso national team in a 5–0 friendly loss to Kosovo on 24 March 2022
Burkina Faso v Djibouti Fri 21st March 16.00
Guinea-Bissau v Burkina Faso Mon 24th march 16.00
Norway
Norway were set to include Jorgen Strand Larsen, but he has unfortunately pulled out of their squad due to a broken hand. This break will allow Larsen to recover fully before returning to action for Wolves.
A Global Representation for Wolves
This international break highlights the quality and global reach of Wolves’ squad. With players featuring across continents, it’s a testament to the club’s growing strength and influence. Fans will be eagerly awaiting the return of their stars as they look to translate their international experiences into success for Wolves in the Premier League.