How to watch Yoane Wissa and Nick Woltemade play as 12 Newcastle United internationals in action

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Newcastle United have a massive 12 first-teamers away on international duty during the September international break.

The Premier League season has just started coming to life but, as is tradition, the brakes have been put on for the first of three international breaks to end 2025.

It’s not been a great start to the campaign for Newcastle United, who have only been able to pick up two points in three games from goalless draws with Aston Villa and Leeds United.

The slow start is understandable, though, given Eddie Howe’s preparations were thrown into disarray by the wantaway Alexander Isak, who finally got his wish to join Liverpool on deadline day.

With Isak refusing to play, Howe had to use Anthony Gordon and William Osula up front, blunting his side’s attack.

Record signing Nick Woltemade and deadline day arrival Yoane Wissa are in through the door now, though, so things could look a lot different once club competition returns.

Fans can get a glimpse of the new arrivals in action for their countries over the next fortnight, along with 10 other first-teamers who will be in action.

Here’s where you can watch every game.

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Nick Woltemade – Germany

Newcastle fans could get the chance to see Woltemade in action for the first time since he signed for the club after he was called up to the Germany squad for their 2026 World Cup qualifier double header.

The striker will be hoping to add to his two international caps.

Yoane Wissa – DR Congo

Fellow new striker Wissa is also in international action, as he jetted off to link up with his DR Congo teammates after sealing his deadline day signing.

The Africa Cup of Nations is coming up in December, but DR Congo will first compete in two World Cup qualifiers.

Tino Livramento, Dan Burn and Anthony Gordon – England

Newcastle United having several England representatives is becoming a common occurrence and three players got the call from Thomas Tuchel this time: Tino Livramento, Dan Burn and Anthony Gordon.

With the World Cup looming on the horizon, all three will be aiming to impress the manager and earn a spot on the plane to the USA – should England qualify, of course.

Lewis Hall didn’t make the cut as he’s still working his way back to full fitness.

Anthony Elanga and Emil Krafth – Sweden

Anthony Elanga and Emil Krafth will have a frosty reunion with Isak following the striker’s £125m move to Liverpool on deadline day for Sweden’s two fixtures.

Isak could play his first football in months after refusing to play for Newcastle throughout pre-season and at the start of the campaign.

Sandro Tonali – Italy

Midfield maestro Sandro Tonali will be in action for Italy as Gennaro Gattuso’s side compete in two vital World Cup qualifiers, with the Azzurri not making a World Cup since 2014.

Bruno Guimaraes – Brazil

Newcastle’s burly Brazilian, Bruno Guimaraes, will once again be taking the long flight over the Atlantic to represent his nation in a tough-looking set of fixtures in Carlo Ancelotti’s first games in charge.

Brazil play away against Bolivia, a notoriously difficult fixture due to it being played over 13,000 feet above sea level. The game takes place in the early hours of Wednesday morning, so he’ll have a tough task to be ready in time for Saturday’s visit of Wolves to St. James’ Park.

Ancelotti has confirmed that Joelinton has missed out due to injury.

William Osula – Denmark

After his goal against Liverpool, William Osula has earned his first senior call-up to the Denmark national team and will be hoping to make his debut.

Lewis Miley – England U21s

Lewis Miley has enjoyed a good number of minutes to start the new season and will be aiming for more game time in England Under-21s’ solo outing against Kazakhstan.

Alex Murphy – Republic of Ireland U21s

Alex Murphy hasn’t had a look in so far this season despite impressing in pre-season so will be eager to play internationally in September.