​The Premier League players who could debut for their countries this international breakThe first international break of the season is here, with an extended schedule of Nations League action across Europe.It is the first international window since the World Cup, and several nations have freshened up their squads with uncapped talent.Here are fivePremier League players who could make their senior international debuts.Alex Scott – EnglandAlex Scott has been selected in the England squad, having been on the cusp of a first cap for some time. The Bournemouth midfielder was first included in November 2025 but did not debut, before being invited to join pre-World Cup preparations in the summer.Scott’s standout performances on the south coast haveattracted admiration from Premier League rivals and Thomas Tuchel, who could give the 23-year-old his first taste of international football in the upcoming break. Declan Rice’s withdrawal opens up further opportunities in England’s midfield, ahead of Nations League fixtures with Spain, Czechia and Croatia.Jeremy Jacquet – FranceJeremy Jacquet’s impressive start at Liverpool has turned the heads of Zinedine Zidane, who has called up the 21-year-old for his first France squad. Les Bleus embark on a new era under arguably their greatest-ever footballer after Didier Deschamps stepped down after the World Cup.France are stacked in central defence, but William Saliba’s absence through injury has opened up an opportunity. There’s plenty of excitement about Jacquet’s potential at club and country.Michael Kayode – ItalyBrentford sit in the Champions League places in the Premier League and their impressive side have been recognised this month. Following Igor Thiago’s breakthrough with Brazil last season, Michael Kayode is the latest Bee to earn international recognition.The all-action 22-year-old with a humongous long throw has been selected by Italy, who are rebuilding after Roberto Mancini’s return, after missing a third consecutive World Cup.Vitaly Janelt – GermanyAnother member of Keith Andrews’ Brentford side, Vitaly Janelt has earned a maiden Germany call. Jurgen Klopp has selected the midfielder in his first-ever Germany squad, having been impressed by the 28-year-old’s consistency in the Premier League.Mike Penders – BelgiumThibaut Courtoishas said he will not feature for Belgium in the Nations League, but is not retiring from international football. A decision to miss the tournament has been made alongside new head coach Mark van Bommel, after the latter said he could not guarantee the 34-year-old a place in the starting lineup.Van Bommel will now run the rule over other goalkeeping options, includingChelsea prospect Mike Penders. The 6ft 7in shot-stopper returned to Chelsea in the summer after a strong season on loan at Strasbourg.