A large number of Paris Saint-Germain players are involved in international matches in June, with rallies scheduled for Monday. Here’s a list of the players involved, plus the match schedule. This does not include players on loan.
The list of players called up, sorted alphabetically by country
Brazil: Marquinhos (31-year-old defender).
South Korea: Lee Kang-In (24-year-old midfielder/winger).
Spain: Fabian Ruiz (29-year-old midfielder).
Ecuador: Willian Pacho (central defender, 23).
France: Warren Zaïre-Emery (midfielder, 19), Désiré Doué (midfielder/striker, 20), Bradley Barcola (striker, 22) and Ousmane Dembélé (striker, 28).
Georgia: Khvicha Kvaratkshelia (24-year-old striker): finally rested!
Italy: Gianluigi Donnarumma (26-year-old goalkeeper).
Morocco: Achraf Hakimi (26-year-old right-back).
Portugal: Nuno Mendes (22-year-old left-back), Vitinha (25-year-old midfielder), João Neves (20-year-old midfielder) and Gonçalo Ramos (23-year-old striker).
The match schedule, in chronological order (all in French time):
Wednesday June 4 –
Germany/Portugal: Kick-off 8:45pm, Nations League semi-final.
Thursday June 5 – Iraq/South Korea
Iraq/South Korea: Kick-off 8:15pm, 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
Georgia/Faroe Islands: Kick-off 6pm, friendly.
Spain/France: 9pm kick-off, Nations League semi-final.
Friday, June 6
Ecuador/Brazil: Kick-off 1am, 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
Morocco/Tunisia: Kick-off 10pm, friendly match.
Norway/Italy: Kick-off 8:45pm, Nations League.
Sunday June 8 –
Georgia/Cape Verde: Kick-off 6pm, Nations League.
Matches for 3rd place and the Nations League final.
Monday June 9 –
Italy/Moldova: Kick-off 8.45pm, World Cup qualifiers.
Morocco/Benin: Kick-off 10pm, friendly match.
Tuesday, June 10 –
South Korea/Kuwait: Kick-off 1pm, 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
Wednesday June 11 – Brazil/Paraguay
Brazil/Paraguay: Kick-off 2.45am, 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
Peru/Ecuador: Kick-off at 3:30 a.m., 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
