International Round-up

13 RBL players are still with their national sides during the current international break. As well as competing in friendly matches, qualifying for the 2020 European Championship will also begin.

Lukas Klostermann, who made his Germany debut, has left the squad early due to a muscle problem. Emil Forsberg has also left the Sweden squad after their 2-1 win over Romania due to a groin issue. 

Marcelo Saracchi won the China Cup 2019 with Uruguay after beating Thailand 4-0 in the final. 

OVERVIEW

• Timo Werner (Germany)
• Lukas Klostermann (Germany)
• Marcel Halstenberg (Germany)
• Stefan Ilsanker (Austria)
  
• Konrad Laimer (Austria)
  
• Marcel Sabitzer (Austria)
• Yussuf Poulsen (Denmark)
• Péter Gulácsi (Hungary)
• Willi Orban (Hungary)
• Yvon Mvogo (Switzerland)
• Tyler Adams (USA)
• Marcelo Saracchi (Uruguay)
• Emil Forsberg (Sweden)
• Ibrahima Konaté (France U21)
• Nordi Mukiele (France U21)
  
  

Eight young RBL players will also be in international action.

Read on to find out when the lads are playing during the international break.

Timo Werner, Lukas klostermann & Marcel halstenberg:

• Friendly:
  Germany 1-1 Serbia
  Volkswagen Arena | Wolfsburg
  Wednesday, 20.03.2019, 20:45 CET
   
• European Championship qualifying:
  Netherlands 2-3 Germany
  Johann-Cruijff-Arena | Amsterdam
  Sunday, 24.03.2019, 20:45 CET

Stefan Ilsanker, konrad Laimer & Marcel sabitzer:

• European Championship qualification:
  Austria 0-1 Poland
  Ernst-Happel-Stadion | Vienna
  Thursday , 21.03.2019, 20:45 CET
   
• European Championship qualification:
  Israel 4-2 Austria
  Sammy Ofer Stadium | Haifa
  Sunday, 24.03.2019, 18:00 CET

Yussuf Poulsen:

• Friendly:
  Kosovo 2-2 Denmark
  Fadil Vokrri Stadium | Pristina
  Thursday, 21.03.2019, 19:00 CET
   
• European Championship qualification:
  Switzerland 3-3 Denmark
  Sankt Jakob Stadion | Basel
  Tuesday, 26.03.2019, 20:45 CET

8 young RBL players will be linking up with their national junior teams:

• Matthew Bondswell (England U17)
• Noah Holm (Norway U21)
• Mads Bidstrup (Denmark U19)
• Fabrice Hartmann (Germany U18)
• Malik Talabidi (Germany U18)
• Tom Krauß (Germany U18)
• Frederik Jäkel (Germany U18)
• Tim Schreiber (Germany U17)