While the majority of Newcastle United's squad has jetted off to Dubai for a warm weather training camp, there are still a number of players who have called up by their respective nations.
The Magpies headed into the two-week international break on the back of exiting the FA Cup at the quarter-final stage after losing 2-0 to Manchester City on Saturday.
Eddie Howe is hoping the trip to the Middle East can reignite his team's season, which has faltered in recent months having collected just 14 points from 14 games.
"As always there will be a period of relaxation after a very busy period," said Howe when about the Dubai plans. "We've got to try and get players fit before our next game and then there will be a period of work where we will analyse [the Manchester City] game and pick the pieces up.
"We'll work on, I don't know what that will be but we'll look ahead to our next opponent and get some good work in, some fitness work in and come back stronger for it."
Those not in Dubai are representing their respective countries. They'll return to Tyneside late next week ahead of welcoming West Ham United to St James' Park on Saturday, March 30.
Here's when each of Newcastle's international players are in action across the next seven days:
1. Alexander Isak - Sweden
Fortunately Isak came through unscathed as Sweden lost 5-2 to Portugal on Thursday. He completed 90 minutes. Next up for Jon Dahl Tomasson's side is Albania on Monday (March 25).
2. Emil Krafth - Sweden
Krafth was named on the bench against Portugal but came on for the final half-hour with Sweden trailing 4-1. Will hope to start against Albania.
3. Bruno Guimaraes - Brazil
Bruno will be at Wembley on Saturday (March 23) as Brazil take on England before travelling to Madrid to face Spain (Tuesday, March 26).
4. Anthony Gordon - England
Gordon could make his England debut in friendlies against Brazil (Saturday, March 23) and Belgium (Tuesday, March 26) at Wembley.