Kieran Trippier and Nick Pope were called up to England duty for Euro 2024 qualifiers against Italy and Ukraine but Pope was forced to withdraw due to a slight injury.
Alexander Isak was selected by Sweden for the first time since September, while Sven Botman received a first senior call up from the Netherlands after Ronald Koeman replaced Louis van Gal as manager.
Meanwhile, the likes of Martin Dubravka and Jamal Lewis were selected for their respective nations. Garang Kuol, on loan at Hearts, was back with the Australia squad following their World Cup campaign.
NewcastleWorld rounds up how each player has fared on international duty so far:
5. Lewis Miley - England under-17s
Miley, who featured in Newcastle’s December friendlies against Al-Hilal and Rayo Vallecano, played a full game in wins over Denmark and Northern Ireland. The 16-year-old is likely to start against the Netherlands tonight (kick-off 6pm) Photo: Stu Forster
6. Garang Kuol - Australia
Kuol netted his first international goal in a 3-1 win over Ecuador on Friday, four minutes after coming on as a 78th minute substitute. Australia hosted the same opposition four days later but lost 2-1, with the Hearts loanee playing the remaining 21 minutes. Photo: Francois Nel
7. Sven Botman - Netherlands
Botman received a first senior Netherlands call up but played no part in Euro 2024 qualifier matches against France and Gibraltar after being infected with food poisoning. The Dutchman will be assessed ahead of Man United on Sunday. Photo: Stu Forster
8. Jeff Hendrick - Republic of Ireland
Hendrick was an 82nd minute substitute during a 3-2 friendly win over Latvia but remained on the bench for the Ireland’s narrow 1-0 Euro 2024 qualifier defeat to France. Photo: Eddie Keogh