Where to watch 16 Leeds United stars in the November international break

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Leeds United have 16 players away on international duty in the November international break and here is how you can watch their fixtures.

It’s the final international break of 2025 and it’ll come as a welcome relief for Leeds United, who could use the time out after a disastrous few weeks of Premier League action.

The good start to life in the top flight has now disintegrated following resounding defeats to Nottingham Forest, Brighton and Burnley, with the fixture list getting a whole lot tougher once action resumes.

Daniel Farke’s job is under immense pressure, with many calling for Leeds to make a change in manager during the international break.

Whether it be Farke or a new coach, they won’t have much time to work with the squad as severa important members are away on international duty over the next fortnight for crucial World Cup qualifiers.

Here’s where you can watch them in action.

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Dan James, Ethan Ampadu, Joe Rodon, Karl Darlow – Wales

Leeds’ Welsh quartet had a pretty terrible international break last time out as they were battered by England and Belgium. Joe Rodon scored against Belgium but Karl Darlow made several mistakes over the two games and Ethan Ampadu struggled.

Yet, they are in a good position to finish second in the group and will do so if they defeat Liechtenstein away and North Macedonia at home. Wales are near-guaranteed a play-off spot even if they finish third, but second place will give them a better seeding.

Gabriel Gudmundsson – Sweden

It’s crunch time for Sweden, who are staring down the barrel of missing out on a second World Cup in succession.

Disastrous defeats at home to Switzerland and Kosovo in October mean there’s no room for error as Graham Potter takes charge of Gabriel Gudmundsson’s nation for the first time.

Jaka Bijol – Slovenia

Jaka Bijol is finally going into an international break with some Premier League minutes under his belt, even if he hasn’t lived up to his price tag at Elland Road yet.

The centre-back’s Slovenia still have an outside chance of making it to the Play-offs themselves, but will need to win both their matches – having not won any yet – over the next week.

Ao Tanaka – Japan

Japan have long qualified for the World Cup, so their international break will be a bit more comfortable, even if Ao Tanaka wants to impress to ensure he gets a spot in North America.

The Blue Samurai take on Ghana and Bolivia in friendlies.

Brenden Aaronson – USA

Likewise, co-hosts USA don’t have to worry about qualifiers this month and will instead test themselves in friendlies against South American competition, with Brenden Aaronson in the squad.

Paraguay are their first opponent before they then take on Marcelo Bielsa’s Uruguay.

Ilia Gruev – Bulgaria

Bulgaria sit rock bottom of Group E without a single point to their name, so Ilia Gruev won’t be heading to the World Cup but the nation will take part in their final two qualifiers.

Isaac Schmidt – Switzerland

Noah Okafor’s wait to return to the international team continues but Isaac Schmidt, who is on loan at Werder Bremen, has been picked once again. Switzerland top their group and can qualify with a win.

Charlie Crew – Wales U21s

Leeds youngster Charlie Crew has just one international fixture this week, taking on Belarus away.

Rory Mahady – Scotland U21s

Highly-rated goalkeeper Rory Mahady, meanwhile, has two U21 fixtures as Scotland travel to face Gibraltar and then take on Bulgaria at home.

Jayden Lienou – Wales U19s

Young full-back Jayden Lienou has been named in the Wales U19 squad for their tripleheader of fixtures.

Meanwhile, Sam Chambers is in the England U19 squad, Luke Matykiewicz will play for Northern Ireland U19s and Jacob Howard has been called up to the England U17s.