How to watch 10 Newcastle United stars in October international break as Nick Woltemade included

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Newcastle United have 10 players on international duty in October and here’s where you can watch them in action.

The new Premier League season is in its frustrating stop-start stretch, as we’re now into the second of three international breaks before the turn of the year.

It’s particularly annoying for Newcastle United, as they have been forced to stop just as Eddie Howe’s side were building some momentum after dominant wins against Union SG and Nottingham Forest.

Still, the break gives Howe the chance to work with some players, though 10 are away representing their countries.

With the 2026 World Cup quickly approaching, it’s an important break and here’s how you can watch Newcastle’s jet-setting stars.

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Nick Woltemade – Germany

It initially looked as though Nick Woltemade wouldn’t get the chance to add to his four caps for Germany after his excellent start to life at Newcastle.

The giant German didn’t link up with his international teammates on Monday as he was suffering from the flu.

However, the DFB revealed that Woltemade was due to arrive at the team’s headquarters on Tuesday night, though he remains a doubt for the qualifier double header.

They said: “Nick Woltemade is expected to arrive at the German national team’s headquarters in Herzogenaurach late Tuesday evening.

“The striker from English Premier League club Newcastle United, who has made four senior appearances so far, was initially unable to travel to the German national team on Monday due to a flu infection.

“It remains to be seen when Woltemade will be able to return to team training.”

Anthony Gordon & Dan Burn – England

With Tino Livramento and Lewis Hall injured, there are only two Newcastle representatives in the England squad this time around.

Dan Burn and Anthony Gordon have kept their spots in Thomas Tuchel’s plans, with the Three Lions facing Wales in a friendly before they aim to qualify for the World Cup by defeating Latvia.

Sandro Tonali – Italy

Newcastle’s midfield maestro Sandro Tonali has unsurprisingly been called up to action by Italy as they take part in two absolutely vital qualifiers against Estonia and Israel.

Predictably, Tonali being back in Italy has led to him being linked with a transfer to Juventus once again.

Bruno Guimaraes & Joelinton – Brazil

Brazil are already safely qualified for the 2026 World Cup, so there isn’t much pressure on them in the October break, as they take on South Korea and Japan in friendlies.

However, players will be aiming to impress new manager Carlo Ancelotti and Newcastle duo Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton still have a big trip to deal with as they go to Asia.

Anthony Elanga – Sweden

Anthony Elanga will once again link up with former Newcastle striker Alexander Isak as Sweden have a home qualifier double header against Switzerland and Kosovo over the next week.

Emil Krafth has missed out on a place.

Lewis Miley – England U21s

Lewis Miley is seeing more first-team minutes of late and will be hoping to get more action under his belt with England U21s, as Lee Carsley’s side face their Moldovan and Andorran counterparts.

Alex Murphy – Republic of Ireland U21s

Alex Murphy has only got one appearance to his name this season after impressing in pre-season, and still can’t get minutes despite two injuries at full-back. Playing for the Republic of Ireland’s U21s gives him a chance to take to the field.

Leo Shahar – England U19s

Another young full-back who might be hoping for a chance in Howe’s team is Leo Shahar, but it hasn’t been forthcoming yet. He’s been named in the England U19s squad for two friendlies.