Every single September international fixture involving a Tottenham Hotspur player

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Tottenham players are set for a busy September with several international fixtures confirmed, as senior stars and youth prospects prepare to represent their countries across the globe.

Club football has been put on pause for the time being as players head off to represent their various national teams.

Tottenham Hotspur have several players jetting off across the world this September international break, before they return later this month to pull on a Lilywhite shirt.

Djed Spence is set to represent England for the first time at the senior level, while Joao Palhinha, Mohammed Kudus and Xavi Simons will all be looking to feature for their countries for the first time as Tottenham players.

Tottenham stars in action during September internationals

Several Tottenham youth team players are also representing their countries at the youth level, giving Tottenham a wide representation across all age groups during this international break.

With World Cup qualifying heating up and tournaments at the youth level running alongside, here is the full breakdown of when each Tottenham player will be in action this month.

Tottenham representation on Wednesday 3 September

Mikey Moore and Callum Olusesi – England Under-19s vs Ukraine in Spain, 10am
Jun’ai Byfield, Malachi Hardy, Tynan Thompson and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-18s vs Uzbekistan in Spain, 4pm
Oliver Boast and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-17s vs Venezuela in Germany, 2pm
Oliver Salter – Wales Under-17s vs Estonia (away friendly), 3pm

Tottenham representation on Thursday 4 September

Mohammed Kudus – Ghana vs Chad (away World Cup qualifier), 2pm
Ben Davies and Brennan Johnson – Wales vs Kazakhstan (away World Cup qualifier), 3pm
Pedro Porro – Spain vs Bulgaria (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Xavi Simons and Micky van de Ven – Netherlands vs Poland (home World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland vs Luxembourg (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Aaron Maguire – Republic of Ireland Under-21s vs Moldova (away Euro qualifier), 5pm

Tottenham representation on Friday 5 September

Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay vs Peru (home World Cup qualifier), 12.30am
Cristian Romero – Argentina vs Venezuela (home World Cup qualifier), 12.30am
Richarlison – Brazil vs Chile (home World Cup qualifier), 1.30am
Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal vs Sudan (home World Cup qualifier), 8pm
Guglielmo Vicario – Italy vs Estonia (home World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Manor Solomon – Israel vs Moldova (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel – France Under-21s vs Luxembourg (home Euro qualifier), 5.30pm
Lucas Bergvall – Sweden vs Slovenia (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm

Tottenham representation on Saturday 6 September

Mikey Moore and Callum Olusesi – England Under-19s vs Spain in Spain, 10am
Oliver Salter – Wales Under-17s vs Estonia (away friendly), 1pm
Jun’ai Byfield, Malachi Hardy, Tynan Thompson and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-18s vs Morocco in Spain, 4pm
Joao Palhinha – Portugal vs Armenia (away World Cup qualifier), 5pm
Djed Spence – England vs Andorra (home World Cup qualifier), 5pm
Kevin Danso – Austria vs Cyprus (home World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Oliver Boast and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-17s vs Israel in Germany, 2pm

Tottenham representation on Sunday 7 September

Xavi Simons and Micky van de Ven – Netherlands vs Lithuania (away World Cup qualifier), 5pm
Pedro Porro – Spain vs Turkey (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland vs Germany (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm

Tottenham representation on Monday 8 September

Lucas Bergvall – Sweden vs Kosovo (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Manor Solomon and Guglielmo Vicario – Israel vs Italy (home World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Mohammed Kudus – Ghana vs Mali (home World Cup qualifier), 8pm
Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel – France Under-21s vs Serbia (home friendly), 8pm
Archie Gray, Will Lankshear and Ashley Phillips – England Under-21s vs Kazakhstan (away Euro qualifier), 4pm

Tottenham representation on Tuesday 9 September

Oliver Boast and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-17s vs Germany in Germany, 10am
Jun’ai Byfield, Malachi Hardy, Tynan Thompson and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-18s vs Canada in Spain, 11am
Mikey Moore and Callum Olusesi – England Under-19s vs Netherlands in Spain, 11.30am
Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal vs DR Congo (away World Cup qualifier), 5pm
Kevin Danso – Austria vs Bosnia-Herzegovina (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Ben Davies and Brennan Johnson – Wales vs Canada (home friendly), 7.45pm
Joao Palhinha – Portugal vs Hungary (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Djed Spence – England vs Serbia (away World Cup qualifier), 7.45pm
Luka Vuskovic – Croatia Under-21s vs Turkey (away Euro qualifier), 6pm
Aaron Maguire – Republic of Ireland Under-21s vs Andorra (home Euro qualifier), 7.30pm

Tottenham representation on Wednesday 10 September

Cristian Romero – Argentina vs Ecuador (away World Cup qualifier), 12am
Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay vs Chile (away World Cup qualifier), 12.30am
Richarlison – Brazil vs Bolivia (away World Cup qualifier), 12.30am

Spurs set for Champions League return in September

Once the international break concludes, the Tottenham Hotspur players’ attention will quickly shift to Premier League and UEFA Champions League action.

The league returns with a feisty encounter against London rivals West Ham United at the London Stadium, where Spurs fans will have the chance to see Xavi Simons and Randal Kolo Muani in domestic action for the first time.

September will also mark Tottenham’s return to UEFA Champions League football, with the first clash coming at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium against Villarreal.