A host of Everton players have been called up by their respective nations at both senior and youth level during the break from domestic action.
Our guide below details when and where the Blues stars will represent their countries. All kick-off times are BST.
While initially selected, Richarlison will not take part in Brazil's FIFA World Cup 2022 qualifiers against Chile, Argentina and Peru - in line with the Premier League-wide agreement to not release players to play in red-list countries.
Due to the same reason, Alex Iwobi will be available for Nigeria’s game against Liberia in Lagos on Friday 3 September, before heading back to the UK before the Super Eagles' trip to Cape Verde, which is also on the red list.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, meanwhile, has been forced to withdraw from the England squad for upcoming World Cup qualifiers after sustaining a thigh strain in Saturday’s 2-0 win at Brighton & Hove Albion.
Get well soon, @CalvertLewin14! 💪
— England (@England) August 30, 2021
Keep an eye on evertonfc.com for regular updates on how they fare throughout the international break.
Wednesday 1 September
Lucas Digne: France v Bosnia & Herzegovina, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 7.45pm
Seamus Coleman: Portugal v Republic of Ireland, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 7.45pm
Isaac Price and Sean McAllister: Northern Ireland U19 v Faroe Islands U19, Friendly, 3pm
Liam Higgins: Croatia U19 v Wales U19, UEFA U19 Qualifier, 4pm
Luke Butterfield: Scotland U19 v St Mirren, Friendly, 2pm
Thursday 2 September
Jordan Pickford: Hungary v England, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 7.45pm
Zan Luk Leban: Czech Republic U21 v Slovenia U21, UEFA U21 Qualifier, 5pm
Ryan Astley and Rhys Hughes: Wales U21 v Scotland U21, Friendly, 1pm
Reece Welch: England U19 v Italy U19, UEFA U19 Qualifier, 2pm
Friday 3 September
Alex Iwobi: Nigeria v Liberia, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 5pm
Isaac Price and Sean McAllister: Northern Ireland U19 v Faroe Islands U19, Friendly, 3pm
Saturday 4 September
Lucas Digne: Ukraine v France, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 7.45pm
Seamus Coleman: Republic of Ireland v Azerbaijan, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 5pm
Imam Jagne, Finland U19 v Sweden U19, Friendly, 5pm
Liam Higgins: Croatia U19 v Wales U19, UEFA U19 Qualifier, 11am
Let’s go 🇫🇷😜 pic.twitter.com/AWLFB2A0ze
— Lucas Digne (@LucasDigne) August 30, 2021
Sunday 5 September
Jordan Pickford, England v Andorra, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 5pm
Monday 6 September
Jarrad Branthwaite: England U20 v Romania U20, Friendly, 2pm
Zan Luk Leban: Andorra U21 v Slovenia U21, UEFA U21 Qualifier, 6pm
Reece Welch: Germany U19 v England U19, UEFA U19 Qualifier, 4.15pm
Tuesday 7 September
Lucas Digne: France v Finland, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 7.45pm
Seamus Coleman: Republic of Ireland v Serbia, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 7.45pm
Ryan Astley and Rhys Hughes: Bulgaria U21 v Wales U21, UEFA U21 Qualifier, 4.30pm
Imam Jagne, Finland U19 v Sweden U19, Friendly, 11am
Liam Higgins: Turkey U19 v Wales U19, UEFA U19 Qualifier, 3.30pm
Wednesday 8 September
Jordan Pickford: Poland v England, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier, 7.45pm
Premier League Statement
Premier League clubs have reluctantly but unanimously decided not to release players for international matches played in red list countries next month.
The clubs’ decision, which is strongly supported by the Premier League, will apply to nearly 60 players from 19 Premier League clubs who are due to travel to 26 red list countries in the September international window.
This follows FIFA’s current position not to extend its temporary release exception for players required to quarantine on their return from international duty.