Kilmarnock will have nine players on international duty during the current break from domestic football. The call-ups for first-team and youth players underline the club's expanding global footprint as they sit 12th in the Premiership with five points from seven games.
George Stanger, whose goal secured the win at Hibernian earlier this month, is set for a busy schedule with New Zealand, facing Palestine, China, Panama and either Japan or Ecuador. Michael Schjønning-Larsen will represent Estonia in four matches, while Aaron Tshibola has been selected by DR Congo. Nicky Cleșcenco (Moldova), Djenairo Daniels (Suriname) and MJ Kamson-Kamara (Sierra Leone) also have multiple fixtures.
At youth level, Cathal McCarthy is in the Republic of Ireland Under-21 squad, and Cole Burke and Archie Traynor will feature for Scotland Under-19s. The full list of upcoming internationals for Kilmarnock players is available on our squad page.
Domestic action is suspended until Saturday, 10 October, when Kilmarnock return with a challenging away fixture against second-placed Rangers at Ibrox. The team's recent form shows one win, three draws and one loss from their last five outings.
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