Which Serie A side has the most players involved in international duty in March? | OneFootball

With the first set of March international fixtures approaching, here is a look at which Serie A side has the most players away on national team duty this week.

Which Serie A side has the most senior call-ups in March?

League leaders Inter originally had the most players called up for senior international action in March with 13 in total, however, Denzel Dumfries, Marcus Thuram and Nicola Zalewski have all dropped out of their respective squads (Netherlands, France and Poland), which knocks the Nerazzurri down to a total of 10.

As things stand, Milan and Napoli have the joint-highest number of players away on international duty with 12 apiece. Torino and Juventus are next on the list with 11 call-ups, followed by Inter and Atalanta with 10.

Milan call-ups: Maignan, T.Hernandez (France), Leao, Felix (Portugal), Pulisic, Musah (USA), Pavlovic, Jovic (Serbia), Gimenez (Mexico), Walker (England), Reijnders (Netherlands), Chukwueze (Nigeria).

France’s defender #22 Theo Hernandez celebrates with France’s goalkeeper #16 Mike Maignan after he scored his penalty and qualified France during the UEFA Euro 2024 quarter-final football match between Portugal and France at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg on July 5, 2024. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP) (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO/AFP via Getty Images)

Napoli call-ups: Meret, Buongiorno, Di Lorenzo, Politano, Raspadori (Italy), McTominay, Gilmour (Scotland), Lukaku (Belgium), Lobotka (Slovakia), Anguissa (Cameroon), Rrahmani (Kosovo), Olivera (Uruguay).

UDINE, ITALY – OCTOBER 14: Giovanni Di Lorenzo of Italy celebrates scoring a goal with teammate Giacomo Raspaddori during the UEFA Nations League 2024/25 League A Group A2 match between Italy and Israel at Stadio Friuli on October 14, 2024 in Udine, Italy. (Photo by Timothy Rogers/Getty Images)

Which Serie A side has the most call-ups including youth teams?

The list of Serie A sides with the most call-ups changes slightly when call-ups to youth international teams are factored in.

Milan remain on top of the list with 15 players, as Davide Bartesaghi and Lorenzo Torriani have been called up to represent Italy U20s, while Francesco Camarda is currently away with the Italy U19 side, adding to their 12 senior call-ups.

FLORENCE, ITALY – FEBRUARY 13: Francesco Camarda of Italy U17 looks on during the International friendly match between Italy U17 and France U17 at Centro Tecnico Federale di Coverciano on February 13, 2024 in Florence, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images)

Juventus are then second on the list, with a total of 14. Samuel Mbangula (Belgium U21s), Jonas Rouhi (Sweden U21s) and Vasilije Adzic (Montenegro U19), adding to the Old Lady’s 11 senior call-ups.

Atalanta are next on the list with 13. Marco Palestra (Italy U21), Dominic Vavassori (Italy U20) and Vanja Vlahovic (Serbia U21) adding to their list of 10 senior call-ups.

Napoli do not have any youth internationals among their first-team squad, so they still have 12 absentees this week all age groups factored in.