International call-ups and fixtures
The Greek national team has a historic opportunity to claim promotion to League A of the UEFA Nations League when they host Scotland on 20.3 (21:45 at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium) in the first-leg of the Play Offs, and then travel to face the Scots on 23.03 (19:00 at Hampden Park) for the second leg of their tie. Of course, Giannis Konstantelias and Dimitris Pelkas are already in Athens after linking up with the squad.
Serbia will have Andrija Zivkovic with them to face Austria also in the UEFA Nations League Play Offs. The matches are as follows: Austria – Serbia, on 20.03 (21:45) and Serbia – Austria on 23.03 (19:00).
In the same competition, Kiril Despodov has been selecrted for the games with Ireland. Bulgaria will welcome the Irish on 20.03 (21:45) and on 23.03 (21:45) they travel to Ireland for the second leg match.
In the Croatian national team, Dominik Kotarski will face France in the Nations League quarter-finals. The first leg will be played on 20.03 (21:45) and the return leg at the Stade de France on 23.03 (21:45).
Mateusz Wieteska has also been called up to the Polish national team for the two games of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The Poles host Lithuania on 21.03 (21:45) and Malta on 24.03 (21:45).
There is a place for Sergio Peña in the Peruvian national team squad, with the South Americans facing Bolivia at home on 21.03 and Venezuela away on 26.03 in the World Cup qualifiers.
Our African plaeyrs also have World Cup qualifiers. Mady Kamara was called up to the Guinea national team for the home game against Somalia (21.03) and the away game against Uganda (25.03).
Omar Colley from Gambia, meanwhile, is in the squad for their matches against Kenya on 20.03 and Ivory Coast on 24.03.
Finally, Ali Samatta was called up to the Tanzania national team, who host Congo on 17.03 before traveling to play against Morocco on 25.03. However, Samatta did not travel to Tanzania, as he had not fully recovered from his recent injury.
