The latest international break brings a wave of NWSL talent to the global stage, with players from all 14 clubs receiving call-ups across 22 countries. From crucial UEFA qualifying clashes to friendlies across the globe, NWSL stars will represent their nations in pivotal matches, demonstrating the league’s impact on the international game. Here's a breakdown of the national team call-ups and their upcoming fixtures.

Angel City FC

• Claire Emslie (Scotland)
• Kennedy Fuller (USA U-17)
• Rocky Rodríguez (Costa Rica)
• Casey Phair (South Korea U-17)
• Alyssa Thompson (USA)

Bay FC

• Alyssa Malonson (USA)

Chicago Red Stars

• Rosella Ayane (Morocco)
• Julia Grosso (Canada)
• Natalia Kuikka (Finland)
• Alyssa Naeher (USA)
• Sydney Schneider (Jamaica)
• Mallory Swanson (USA)
• Ludmila (Brazil)

Gotham FC

• Ann-Katrin Berger (Germany)
• Jess Carter (England)
• Rose Lavelle (USA)
• Jenna Nighswonger (USA)
• Yazmeen Ryan (USA)
• Emily Sonnett (USA)
• Lynn Williams (USA)

Houston Dash

• Ramona Bachmann (Switzerland)
• Zoe Matthews (USA U-19)
• Bárbara Olivieri (Venezuela)
• Sarah Puntigam (Austria)
• Tarciane (Brazil)

Kansas City Current

• Stine Ballisager (Denmark)
• Hildah Magaia (South Africa)
• Hailie Mace (USA)
• Nichelle Prince (Canada)

Racing Louisville FC

• Ángela Barón (Colombia)
• Janine Beckie (Canada)
• Linda Motlhalo (South Africa)
• Emma Sears (USA)

North Carolina Courage

• Kerolin (Brazil)
• Casey Murphy (USA)
• Manaka Matsukubo (Japan)
• Denise O'Sullivan (Ireland)
• Feli Rauch (Germany)
• Ashley Sanchez (USA)

Orlando Pride

• Adriana (Brazil)
• Angelina (Brazil)
• Evelina Duljan (Sweden U-23)
• Anna Moorhouse (England)
• Emily Sams (USA)

Portland Thorns

• Mackenzie Arnold (Australia)
• Sam Coffey (USA)
• Jessie Fleming (Canada)
• Olivia Moultrie (USA)
• Isabella Obaze (Denmark)
• Reyna Reyes (Mexico)
• Sophia Smith (USA)
• Marissa Sheva (Ireland)
• Marie Müller (Germany U-23)

San Diego Wave

• Kimmi Ascanio (USA U-17)
• Melanie Barcenas (USA U-17)
• Kyra Carusa (Ireland)
• Delphine Cascarino (France)
• Naomi Girma (USA)
• Hanna Lundkvist (Sweden)
• Kailen Sheridan (Canada)
• María Sánchez (Mexico)
• Jaedyn Shaw (USA)
• Kaitlyn Torpey (Australia)
• Emily van Egmond (Australia)

Seattle Reign FC

• Ana-Maria Crnogorčević (Switzerland)
• Jess Fishlock (Wales)
• Jordyn Huitema (Canada)
• Angharad James-Turner (Wales)
• Ainsley McCammon (USA U-17)
• Nérilia Mondésir (Haiti)
• Ji So-Yun (South Korea)

Utah Royals FC

• Dana Foederer (Netherlands U-23)
• Mandy Haught (USA)
• Mina Tanaka (Japan)
• Ana Tejada (Spain)

Washington Spirit

• Gabby Carle (Canada)
• Esme Morgan (England)
• Casey Krueger (USA)
• Hal Hershfelt (USA)

NWSL Representation by the Numbers:

• 79 NWSL players (including YNT players) from all 14 NWSL clubs have been called up to represent their national teams.
• NWSL players will represent 27 different countries in this international window.
• 3 NWSL players were called up to their U-23 national teams and 5 to their U-17 national teams.
• San Diego Wave had the most international call ups with 11 players.
• The NWSL heavily shaped the USWNT roster, with 22 of the 26 players coming from 13 different NWSL clubs.