Bundesliga
With the 2024/25 Bundesliga season now over, many players are taking the opportunity to unwind, but others have international assignments. After the UEFA Nations League finals in Germany and 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, German football's finest youngsters are now competing at the UEFA U21 Euros in Slovakia.
Internationals latest
Darmstadt's Jean-Paul Boëtius lasted 84 minutes of Suriname's 1-1 draw away to El Salvador, which ensured Boëtius' visitors maintained a two-point lead over their hosts in Group F of the FIFA World Cup Concacaf qualifiers. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, Can Uzun was an unused substitute as Türkiye were defeated 1-0 by Mexico.
New Leverkusen signing Mark Flekken has been training with the Netherlands ahead of a World Cup qualifier in Finland on Saturday.
Find out which Bundelsliga and Bundesliga 2 players have received call-ups right here!
Olise took the Rookie of the Season prize, following a sensational first showing in Bayern colours, comprising some 27 goal involvements in the Bundesliga alone. The Frenchman now has the chance to add to his six senior international caps as Les Bleus chase Nations League gold in Germany this week.
England will look to Harry Kane to fire them past Andorra in World Cup qualifying on 7 June. The Bayern Munich striker top scored in the Bundesliga in 2024/25 with 26 goals, adding to his league-leading 36 from the previous campaign. He also got his hands on his first major trophy as the record champions reclaimed the Bundesliga title from Bayer Leverkusen, scooping the Player of the Season award for his efforts.
The Bundesliga 2024/25 season is over, but that doesn't mean the end of the action. A plethora of Germany-based players have been called up to represent their countries in international competition such as the UEFA Nations League, FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifying and the Concacaf Gold Cup...
Club-by-club list of Bundesliga & Bundesliga 2 players on international duty
Bundesliga
Leon Goretzka, Joshua Kimmich, Aleksandar Pavlović, Leroy Sané (all Germany), Harry Kane (England), Michael Olise (France), Daniel Peretz (Israel), Josip Stanišić (Croatia), Konrad Laimer (Austria), João Palhinha (Portugal), Paul Wanner (Germany U21)
Watch: Michael Olise's eye-watering debut Bundesliga campaign
Robert Andrich, Jonathan Tah, Florian Wirtz (all Germany), Emiliano Buendía, Exequiel Palacios (both Argentina), Edmond Tapsoba (Burkina Faso), Lukáš Hrádecký (Finland), Jeremie Frimpong (Netherlands), Victor Boniface, Nathan Tella (both Nigeria), Granit Xhaka (Switzerland), Alejandro Grimaldo (Spain), Patrik Schick, Matěj Kovář (both Czech Republic), Alejo Sarco (Argentina U20), Ibrahim Maza (Algeria)
Robin Koch (Germany), Farès Chaibi (Algeria), Arthur Theate (Belgium), Rasmus Kristensen (Denmark), Igor Matanović (Croatia), Hugo Larsson (Sweden), Aurèle Amenda (Switzerland), Can Uzun (Turkey), Ellyes Skhiri (Tunisia), Elias Baum, Nathaniel Brown, Nnamdi Collins, Ansgar Knauff (all Germany U21), Oscar Højlund (Denmark U21), Jean-Mattéo Bahoya (France U21)
Karim Adeyemi, Waldemar Anton, Pascal Groß, Felix Nmecha (all Germany), Ramy Bensebaini (Algeria), Julian Ryerson (Norway), Marcel Sabitzer (Austria), Daniel Svensson (Sweden), Gregor Kobel (Switzerland), Salih Özcan (Turkey), Almugera Kabar, Kjell Wätjen (both Germany U19)
Florent Muslija (Kosovo), Michael Gregoritsch, Philipp Lienhart (both Austria), Johan Manzambi (Switzerland), Noah Atubolu, Merlin Röhl, Max Rosenfelder, Derry Scherhant (all Germany U21), Kiliann Sildillia (France U21)
Kaishu Sano (Japan), Philipp Mwene, Nikolas Veratschnig (both Austria), Silvan Widmer (Switzerland), Jae-sung Lee (South Korea), Paul Nebel, Nelson Weiper (both Germany U21)
Watch: The best of Karim Adeyemi in 2024/25
David Raum (Germany), Loïs Openda, Maarten Vandevoordt (both Belgium), Lutsharel Geertruida, Xavi Simons (both Netherlands), Antonio Nusa (Norway), Christoph Baumgartner, Xaver Schlager, Nicolas Seiwald (all Austria), Kosta Nedeljkovic (Serbia), Benjamin Šeško (Slovenia), Willi Orbán (Hungary), Castello Lukeba (France U21), Tidiam Gomis (France U20), Assan Ouédraogo, Robert Ramsak (both Germany U19), Jonathan Norbye (Norway U19)
Issa Kaboré (Burkina Faso), Marco Friedl, Marco Grüll, Romano Schmid (all Austria)
Maximilian Mittelstädt, Alexander Nübel, Deniz Undav, Nick Woltemade (all Germany), Ermedin Demirović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Tiago Pereira Cardoso (Luxembourg), Nico Elvedi (Switzerland), Rocco Reitz, Lukas Ullrich (both Germany U21), Charles Herrmann (Germany U19)
Mohammed Amoura (Algeria), Joakim Mæhle (Denmark), Konstantinos Koulierakis (Greece), Lovro Majer (Croatia), Patrick Wimmer (Austria), Jakub Kamiński (Poland), Denis Vavro (Slovakia), Bence Dárdai (Hungary), Tiago Tomás (Portugal U21)
Steve Mounié (Benin), Samuel Essende (DR Congo), Fredrik Jensen (Finland), Dimitrios Giannoulis (Greece), Elvis Rexhbeçaj (Kosovo), Kristijan Jakić (Croatia), Cédric Zesiger (Switzerland), Chrislain Matsima (France U21)
Watch: Querfeld strike voted Goal of the Season 24/25
Josip Juranović (Croatia), Leopold Querfeld (Austria), László Bénes (Slovakia), András Schäfer (Hungary)
Connor Metcalfe (Australia), Nikola Vasilj (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Danel Sinani (Luxembourg)
Oliver Baumann, Tom Bischof (both Germany), Andrej Kramarić (Croatia), Leo Østigård (Norway), Adam Hložek (Czech Republic), Bazoumana Toure (Ivory Coast U23), Lúkas Petersson (Iceland U21), Florian Micheler (Austria U21), Max Moerstedt (Germany U19), Fisnik Asllani (Kosovo), Nahuel Noll (Germany U21)
Budu Zivzivadze (Georgia), Mathias Honsak (Austria)
Miro Muheim (Switzerland), Immanuel Pherai (Suriname), Adam Karabec (Czech Republic U21), Alexander Rössing-Lelesiit (Norway U19)
Denis Huseinbašić (Bosnia und Herzegovina), Leart Paqarada (Kosovo), Eric Martel, Jan Thielmann (both Germany U21), Jaka Čuber Potočnik (Slovenia U20), Ísak Jóhannesson (Iceland)
2. Bundesliga
Georgios Masouras (Greece), Ibrahima Sissoko (Mali), Matúš Bero (Slovakia)
Armin Gigović (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Shuto Machino (Japan), Alexander Bernhardsson (Sweden), David Zec (Slovenia), Dominik Javorček (Slovakia U21)
Lukas Petkov (Bulgaria)
Casper Terho (Finland U21)
Eldin Dzogovic (Luxembourg), Lubambo Musonda (Zambia)
Jamil Siebert (Germany U21), Myron van Brederode (Netherlands U21)
Simon Simoni (Albania U21)
Dženis Burnić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Mustafë Abdullahu (Kosovo U21)
Hyunju Lee (South Korea U23), Nicolò Tresoldi (Germany U21)
Watch: All of Shuto Machino's goals for Holstein Kiel
Mahir Emreli (Azerbaijan), Caspar Jander (Germany U21), Winners Osawe (Germany U19)
Jon Dagur Thorsteinsson (Iceland), Márton Dárdai (Hungary), Tjark Ernst (Germany U21), Dion Ajvazi (Albania U21), Lukas Michelbrink (Lithuania U21)
Fabian Nürnberger (Bulgaria), Jean-Paul Boëtius (Suriname)
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Ibrahima Cissé, Moussa Sylla (both Mali)
Johannes Schenk (Germany U21)
Ermin Bičakčić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Robert Ivanov (Finland)
Arminia Bielefeld
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Dynamo Dresden
Claudio Kammerknecht (Sri Lanka)