Read our guide to when and where Liverpool’s senior squad will be representing their countries in March’s international fixtures.
Joe Gomez has been recalled to the England fold for a pair of friendlies at Wembley, with the Three Lions to host Brazil on March 23 and Belgium three days later.
Kostas Tsimikas will link up with Greece as they aim to qualify for Euro 2024. They face Kazakhstan in the play-off semi-finals on March 21 and a win would set up a decider against Georgia or Luxembourg on March 26 for a ticket to the finals.
Reds teammates are set to face off when a Netherlands squad including Cody Gakpo and Virgil van Dijk host Andy Robertson’s Scotland on March 22 in Amsterdam.
The Dutch will then travel to Germany on March 26, while on the same date Scotland will host Conor Bradley’s Northern Ireland in Glasgow. Bradley and his nation will previously have visited Romania on March 22.
Dominik Szoboszlai will skipper Hungary in home friendlies versus Turkiye (March 22) and Kosovo (March 26), while Caoimhin Kelleher is with the Republic of Ireland for back-to-back Dublin games against Belgium (March 23) and Switzerland (March 26).
Ibrahima Konate has been named in the France squad for home matches with Germany on March 23 and Chile three days later.
There are two 2026 World Cup qualifiers for Wataru Endo’s Japan, each against Korea DPR – at home on March 21 and away on March 26.
Luis Diaz is with Colombia as they prepare to take on Spain in London on March 22 then meet Romania in Madrid on March 26.
Alexis Mac Allister, meanwhile, will travel to the USA with Argentina for a pair of games. The world champions face El Salvador on March 22 and Costa Rica four days later.
Harvey Elliott and Jarell Quansah will be with England U21s for two U21 European Championship qualifiers. They journey to Azerbaijan on March 22 and host Luxembourg on March 26.
Bobby Clark and Kaide Gordon join the Elite Squad (U20s) for fixtures in Poland (March 22) and Czechia (March 26). Jayden Danns, Amara Nallo and Trey Nyoni will be with the U18s group competing at the U18 Pinatar Super Cup.
And Lewis Koumas has been called up by Wales U21s for an U21 European Championship qualifier versus Lithuania (March 22) and friendly with Morocco in Turkiye (March 26).
