The international break of October is here and it can be a memorable period for various Premier League players.
A number of non -displaced names have been called to represent their countries this month, perhaps the ultimate honor in sport.
Here are five Premier League players who can make their international debut in October.
Senne Lammens – Belgium
Senne Lammens is back in the Belgian team and is still waiting for his international debut. After impressing his home country in Royal Antwerp, the goalkeeper joined Manchester United in a £ 18.1 million deal on the Deadline Day of the Transfer.
He debuted last weekend for the club against Sunderland and recorded a clean slate in an insured performance at Old Trafford.
An impressive start for Senne Lammens in the @Manutd Purpose 🧤 pic.twitter.com/HH4OH8SYDDD
– Premier League (@premierleague) October 5, 2025
Lammens has a tough task to release Thibaut Courtois with the national side, although there are few better keepers for the 23-year-old to learn from.
Mads Hermansen – Denmark
Mads Hermansen has been established in recent Squads van Denmark, but still has to appear for the national team.
The presence of Kasper Schmeichel has so far blocked its path to a debut, while Chelsea goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen offers further competition. Hermansen has passed a shaky start since his summer movement to West Ham and will hope that the change of environment can lead to a revival in fortunes.
Nico O’Reilly – England
Nico O’Reilly is a late admission to England and has been promoted to the Senior Squadron of the U-9 obligation. O’Reilly got his chance after Reece James had withdrawn from an injury, after a solid start of the campaign in Manchester City.
The versatile 20-year-old has started seven times in all competitions, while he has the positional flexibility to offer Thomas Tuchel an intriguing option. Mainly on the left for citizens, that can be the role to target and one that looks open when the World Cup looms up.
“Pep gave me good advice” 🧠👔
🔷 Nico O’Reilly about Exciting No. 10 for left back tasks in Man City#Bbcfootball pic.twitter.com/izfs9sxc1g
– BBC 5 Live Sport (@5LiveSport) October 6, 2025
Jean-Philippe Mateta-France
Jean-Philippe Mateta is one of the great modern examples of football of perseverance. Mateta started his career in the third level of France, was a Ligue 1 player in 2018 and only scored eight competition goals during his first two and a half seasons in Crystal Palace.
The 2023/24 campaign was an outbreak for Mateta, which scored 16 times in the Premier League, before recording another 14 in League Action last season. Now, 28 years old, he has been called to the French team for the games of October with Azerbaijan and Iceland.
The 28-year-old Jean-Philippe Mateta has earned his first senior France call-up.
He scored 40 Premier League goals and won two trophies with Palace 🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/jwtchtlwu2
– B/R Voetbal (@Brfootball) October 2, 2025
The absences of Marcus Thuram, Randal Kolo Muani and Ousmane Dembele have given Mateta the opportunity to impress the team of Les Bleus littered with star.
Robin Roefs – Netherlands
Robin Roefs, the third goalkeeper on this list and is in the Dutch team after an excellent start at Sunderland.
The Black Cats took a chance for the young goalkeeper in the summer after just one season of Eredivisie experience, but Roefs is an important part of the strong start of the club since Premier League promotion.
Bart Verbruggen and Mark Flekken are more experienced at this level, but the 22-year-old is ready to challenge for a place.
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