Ecuador internationals Mosies Caicedo, Pervis Estupinan and Jeremy Sarmiento took a big step forward to World Cup action this winter after their countryâs place in the tournament was confirmed off the pitch.
FIFA dismissed a claim of ineligibility against Ecuador player Byron Castillo, after the Chile and Peru football associations lodged appeals in June.
The worldâs football governing body added, âthe present decision remains subject to an appeal before the Court of Arbitration for Sport.â
During the upcoming international break, La Tri take on Saudi Arabia and Kaoru Mitomaâs Japan, with Albionâs no.22 also called up to face the USA.
Alexis Mac Allister will be looking to carry his goalscoring form for Albion into Argentinaâs matches against Honduras and Jamaica, while Julio Encisoâs Paraguay look forward to games against UAE and Morocco.
Tariq Lamptey could make his debut for Ghana after declaring allegiance to the Black Stars last month. He will no doubt be relishing the opportunity to make his first Ghana appearance against Brazil, who they face on Friday 23 September, before taking on Nicaragua.
Sticking with our African players, Enock Mwepu will captain Zambia against former Albion man Yves Bissoumaâs Mali twice during the break.
Rob Sanchezâs stock couldnât be higher heading into an international break after Albionâs brilliant start to the campaign and he will be hoping to add to his one senior cap for Spain with games against Switzerland and Portugal in the Nations League.
Belgium warm-up for the World Cup with games against Wales and the Netherlands, with Leo Trossard netting three times in five outings for his country in 2022 Â
New boy Billy Gilmour goes off with Scotland to face Ukraine and the Republic of Ireland.
Heading off with their country at youth level are:
James Beadle â England Under-19s
Levi Colwill â England Under-21s
Evan Ferguson â Republic of Ireland Under-21s
Ruari McConville â Northern Ireland Under-19s
Ed Turns â Wales Under-21s