Sunderland players represent nations during international break
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 5:00 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Sunderland players will represent their national teams during a 19-day international break following a series of matches this month. Sixteen players are set to compete in various competitions and friendlies, with Wilson Isidor leading Haiti against Trinidad and Tobago on September 24. Other notables include the Angulo brothers with Ecuador facing South Korea and Japan, while Northern Ireland starts its UEFA Nations League campaign against Georgia on September 25. The Dutch national team, featuring Brian Brobbey, prepares for matches against Germany and Serbia. Overall, Sunderland's international representation highlights the club's influence on the global stage.
- •Sunderland has 16 players participating in international matches.
- •Wilson Isidor leads Haiti in CONCACAF Nations League on September 24.
- •Ecuador plays friendlies against South Korea and Japan with Nilson and Juan Riquelme Angulo.
- •Northern Ireland starts UEFA Nations League B against Georgia on September 25.
- •Brian Brobbey could lead the Netherlands against Germany on September 24.
- 5:00 AMYahoo Sports — Sunderland’s International Break: Where Are the Lads in Action?
"International rosters are teeming with Black Cats this long window.
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