Crystal Palace are in the middle of a three-week break having not played since a 1-1 draw against Luton Town a week and a half ago.

Since then, Palace spent a period in Marbella on a warm weather training camp which included a friendly against Bodo/Glimt.

But now several players native to Selhurst Park are heading on international duty over the next week or so.

So with this in mind, here’s a complete list of every international fixture which could include a Palace player over this international break.

Palace defender Joachim Andersen will be keen on continuing his run of 16 starts in Denmark’s last 19 games and achieving his 30th cap.

He will have the opportunity with the Red and Whites set to play two friendlies in preparation for this summer’s European Championships in Germany.

Already drawn in Group C, Denmark will have to battle through a group featuring Slovenia, England and Serbia if he is to have a successful tournament.

Ayew has been called up for Ghana for the first time since AFCON, with new Black Stars’ manager Otto Addo picking the Palace man.

Ayew will be eager to impress Addo who replaced Chris Hughton after the disappointment of AFCON in January.

It won’t be an easy outing for Ghana and Ayew will have to take on the AFCON finalists, Ghana.

Called back into the England set-up, Sam Johnstone will be desperate to stake his claim to be named in the Euros squad this summer.

Given it’s a pair of friendlies he could be handed the chance to add to his four previous starts which have all resulted in clean sheets.

For England, the two friendlies will come against two of the best national sides in the world so a good gauge as to where they are before a Euros campaign in which silverware is on the mind.

Palace’s Colombian duo of Jefferson Lerma and Daniel Munoz have both been called into the Colombian national team.

The two players were both signed this season and are Palace’s first two Colombian players.

They’ll now be looking to add to their 39 [Lerma] and 23 [Munoz] senior caps, while Colombia will look to extend a tremendous 21-game unbeaten run.

Chris Richards will be hoping to return to Copers Cope next week with a CONCACAF Nations League winners medal after being called up for USA.

The United States are the defending champions and Richards scored in the previous final.

The semi-finals will be played on Thursday before the USA will play either the third-placed playoff or final over the weekend.

Adam Wharton has been called up into the England Elite League squad which is a rebrand of the U20s.

This is Wharton’s third call-up after also being called up in September and November.

Played in a league format, England could finish as high as third in the league table for this year’s competition.

Adaramola, Seán Grehan and Killian Phillips have all been called up into the Ireland U21 side for the latest round of internationals.

All three are on loans at RWD Molenbeek, Carlisle and Aberdeen respectively and have impressed leading to call-ups.

Ireland can go top of their 2025 U21 Euros qualifying group with a win over San Marino.

Palace also have two representatives in the Northern Irish U21 side with Justin Devenny and Craig Farquhar both called up.

Devenny featured in last week’s friendly against Bodo/Glimt, and had impressed Eberechi Eze while in Marbella and will look to impress his international boss, as will on loan Farquhar who’s at Larne FC.

Northern Ireland only have three points from their opening five games which makes solid results here vital.

Dylan Reid has been called up to the Scottish U19 side for the second time this season.

Scotland face a series of tricky games in the Elite Round qualifiers in which only group winners progress.

Reid has previously captained the side and will be aiming to play in all three games.

In-form youngster Jesse Derry has been called up to the U17 England squad as he looks to continue to impress after 16 goals this season already.

After his call-up, Palace cult hero and father to Jesse, Shaun Derry has reacted to the news.

He will, like Reid, take part in the Euro U17 Elite Round qualification stage with three tough games to compete in.

Charlie Walker-Smith has been called into the Wales U17 squad for the Elite Round qualification stage.

He has represented Wales at both U16 and U17 levels before and will hope to impress over three games in the next week.