Which Ajacieden have been called up for international duty?

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The international break is around the corner. After Saturday’s match against Sparta, several Ajax players have joined up with their national teams. Here’s an overview of the Ajax players in action over the coming days.

Date: 06.10.2025

Photographer: AFC Ajax

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Mika Godts (Belgium U21), Vitezslav Jaros (Czech Republic), Ko Itakura (Japan) and Mylo van der Lans (Netherlands U19) will remain in Amsterdam as they continue their recovery.

Netherlands: Wout Weghorst
Malta – Netherlands (Thursday, October 9, 20:45, World Cup qualifier)
Netherlands – Finland (Sunday, October 12, 18:00, World Cup qualifier)

Croatia: Josip Šutalo
Czech Republic – Croatia (Thursday, October 9, 20:45, World Cup qualifier)
Croatia – Gibraltar (Sunday, October 12, 20:45, World Cup qualifier)

Denmark: Anton Gaaei
Belarus – Denmark (Thursday, October 9, 20:45, World Cup qualifier)
Denmark – Greece (Sunday, October 12, 20:45, World Cup qualifier)

Israel: Oscar Gloukh
Norway – Israel (Saturday, October 11, 20:45, World Cup qualifier)
Italy – Israel (Tuesday, October 14, 20:45, World Cup qualifier)

Netherlands U21: Don-Angelo Konadu
Bosnia & Herzegovina U21 – Netherlands U21 (Friday, October 10, 18:00, European qualifier)
Netherlands U21 – Lithuania U21 (Tuesday, October 14, 18:30, friendly)

Belgium U21: Jorthy Mokio
Wales U21 – Belgium U21 (Friday, October 10, 19:00, European qualifier)
Belgium U21 – Denmark U21 (Tuesday, October 14, 20:00, European qualifier)

Netherlands U19: Aaron Bouwman, Aymean El Hani, Lucas Jetten, Jinairo Johnson, Luca Messori, Valentijn van der Velde
Netherlands U19 – Wales U19 (Saturday, October 11, 18:00, friendly)
Netherlands U19 – France U19 (Tuesday, October 14, 11:00, friendly)

France U19: Marvyn Muzungu
France U19 – Switzerland U19 (Saturday, October 11, 15:00, friendly)
Netherlands U19 – France U19 (Tuesday, October 14, 11:00, friendly)

Netherlands U18: Sean Steur, Emre Ünüvar, Mark Engels, Pharell Nash, Thijmen Romers, Sesynijo Tilborg, Leroy Fränkel
Netherlands U18 – Switzerland U18 (Friday, October 10, 18:00, friendly)
Netherlands U18 – Poland U18 (Monday, October 13, 18:00, friendly)

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