Several Wanderers players could be in action for their respective nations during the international break.

Dion Charles, Eoin Toal and Luke Southwood have all been called up to the Northern Ireland squad.

Michael O’Neill’s side host Luxembourg tonight (Thursday, September 5) before heading to Bulgaria on Sunday, September 8 as they kick off the Nations League campaign.

Charles is back in the squad after he was forced to withdraw with a knee issue over the summer. Southwood also missed the fixtures in June while recovering from a fractured fibula.

Toal was absent from the Bolton squad for last weekend’s defeat against Exeter due to a muscle tear but was still told to report for international duty.

Meanwhile, Josh Sheehan has been named in Craig Bellamy’s first Wales squad after being named as Rob Page’s successor.

Sheehan, who captained his country against Gibraltar over the summer, will be hoping to make a positive impression on the new boss.

Wales kick off the Nations League campaign with a home fixture against Turkey on Friday, September 6 before heading to Montenegro three days later.

Chris Forino is also away on international duty, having been called up for St Lucia. The defender has made three appearances for the Whites so far after missing most of pre-season through injury.

St Lucia host Curacao on Friday, September 6 before heading to Grenada in the early hours of Tuesday, September 10.

Gethin Jones was left out of the Australia squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Bahrain and Indonesia while he recovers from injury.

Carlos Mendes Gomes, who has represented Guinea-Bissau on the international stage, is still recovering from a ruptured Achilles tendon.

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