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Here are the 30 Bundesliga players away on international duty

Numerous Bundesliga players will be in action for their national teams. A total of 30 players from the Austrian top flight have been called up for the upcoming international fixtures.

Here are the 30 Bundesliga players away on international duty Photo: © GEPA
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Following Matchday 12, the ADMIRAL Bundesliga heads into a two-week international break.

The ÖFB team will face Ireland (Saturday, November 14) and Israel (Tuesday, November 17) in the UEFA Nations League as they battle for top spot in the group.

A total of seven Bundesliga players have been named in head coach Ralf Rangnick's squad.

However, other nations are also relying on the services of Austrian-based players in the upcoming international fixtures.

LASK provides largest ÖFB contingent

Ralf Rangnick has clearly been impressed by LASK's players. Lukas Jungwirth, Sascha Horvath, Christoph Lang, and Sasa Kalajdzic make up a four-player calling from the defending champions.

Rapid (Demir), Salzburg (Zawieschitzky), and Sturm (Weinhandl) each contribute one player.

30 international players in total

Only SCR Altach and bottom-placed WAC do not currently have any active players called up for international duty. Every other club in Austria's top flight has at least one.

Red Bull Salzburg and LASK lead the way with eight international call-ups each. Sturm Graz follow in third place with four nominated international players.

League leaders Rapid, meanwhile, release just two players, as do SV Ried and Austria.

Hartberg, WSG Tirol, promoted side Lustenau, and GAK have one international player each.

Majority on duty in Europe

19 of the 30 international players play in Europe.

Five come from Africa, three from Asia, two from Central America, and one from South America. The ADMIRAL Bundesliga will be represented across the globe during the upcoming international break.

Overview of all international call-ups:

SK Rapid

FC Red Bull Salzburg

LASK

TSV Hartberg

SK Sturm

SV Ried

WSG Tirol

Austria Lustenau

GAK

FK Austria

Yusuf Demir (Austria)

Christian Zawieschitzky (Austria)

Sasa Kalajdzic (Austria)

Armin Pecsi (Hungary)

Luca Weinhandl (Austria)

Samuel Chukwudi (Faroe Islands)

Salko Hamzic (Bosnia)

Dion Kacuri (Kosovo)

Jacob Italiano (Australia)

Tae-seok Lee (South Korea)

Bendeguz Bolla (Hungary)

Bartosz Mazurek (Poland)

Sascha Horvath (Austria)

Valmir Matoshi (Kosovo)

Jussef Nasrawe (Iraq)

Kelvin Boateng (Uganda)

Abubakr Barry (Gambia)

Lukas Jungwirth (Austria)

Arjan Malic (Bosnia)

Aboubacar Camara (Burkina Faso)

Christoph Lang (Austria)

Luis Balbo (Venezuela)

Damir Redzic (Hungary)

Andres Andrade (Panama)

Jesper Lindström (Denmark)

Miguel Freckleton (Jamaica)

Haris Tabakovic (Bosnia)

Krystof Danek (Czech Republic)

Gaoussou Diakite (Mali)

Moses Usor (Nigeria)

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