Eight Charlton Athletic first-team players have been called up for international duty during the September-October break. The group will represent nations across four confederations.
Tyreece Campbell, who scored in the 3-1 defeat at Cardiff last time out, joins Jamaica for four CONCACAF Nations League ties. Conor Coventry is in the Republic of Ireland squad for four UEFA Nations League matches, starting with a trip to Kosovo on Thursday. Goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo will link up with Nigeria for a pair of Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau.
Defender Ivan Mesík is set for Slovakia's four Nations League fixtures, while Tyler Bindon is part of the New Zealand squad for two friendlies and the Kirin Cup. Timothy Ouma will aim to help Kenya in their Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign against Eritrea and Guinea.
Two players could make their senior international debuts. Nathan Asiimwe is in the Uganda squad for qualifiers and friendlies, and Daniel Kanu is hoping to earn his first cap for Sierra Leone. The Addicks' next Championship fixture is at home to Bristol City on October 10, a match between the eighth and ninth-placed sides.
Charlton's recent form reads no wins, three draws and two defeats from their last five league outings. The international contingent will return to SE7 ahead of that key clash with the Robins at The Valley.
The original report is at Charlton Athletic Football Club
