International call-ups feature Eintracht players ahead of key matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 7:45 AM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Eintracht Frankfurt players are set to represent their nations during the latest international window. Key fixtures include UEFA Nations League group deciders, with Younes Ebnoutalib and Can Uzun participating for Germany and Türkiye, respectively. Algerian player Farès Chaibi and Togolese defender Lilian Brassier, who recently switched allegiance from France, are scheduled to face each other in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier this Saturday in Tizi Ouzou. As these international matches approach, the involvement of Eintracht players highlights their prominence on the global stage.
- •Younes Ebnoutalib to play for Germany in Nations League
- •Can Uzun represents Türkiye in UEFA matches
- •Farès Chaibi plays for Algeria against Togo
- •Lilian Brassier makes Togo debut after switching from France
- •Upcoming qualifiers set for this Saturday in Tizi Ouzou
- 7:45 AMYahoo Sports — International call-ups
"Nations League group deciders, an Eintracht head-to-head in AFCON qualifying, a play-off featuring Oscar Højlund and a Euro qualifier at the DFB Campus are all coming up soon.Plenty of Eintracht Fran...
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