All Premier League players on full international duty

Dimitri Payet (L), N'Golo Kante (C) and Olivier Giroud (R) have all been called into the France squad

With the Premier League taking a break for a full international programme, we list all players on duty for their countries.

Liverpool have 18 players away on full international duty, while Southampton and Tottenham have 14 as the Premier League takes a backseat for a fortnight.

*Senior players only. Youth internationals have been excluded.

Leicester (10)

N'Golo Kante has been called up to the France squad for the first time

Jamie Vardy - England

Danny Drinkwater - England

N'Golo Kante - France

Riyad Mahrez - Algeria

Jeffrey Schlupp - Ghana

Daniel Amartey - Ghana

Shinji Okazaki - Japan

Kasper Schmeichel - Denmark

Christian Fuchs - Austria

Wes Morgan - Jamaica

Tottenham (14)

Dele Alli - England

Eric Dier - England

Harry Kane - England

Danny Rose - England

Kyle Walker - England

Ben Davies - Wales

Toby Alderwiereld - Belgium

Jan Vertonghen - Belgium

Nacer Chadli - Belgium

Moussa Dembele - Belgium

Kevin Wimmer - Austria

Christian Eriksen - Denmark

Hugo Lloris - France

Erik Lamela - Argentina

Arsenal (11)

Joel Campbell will be playing in World Cup qualifiers with Costa Rica

Laurent Koscielny - France

Olivier Giroud - France

Mesut Ozil - Germany

Danny Welbeck - England

Theo Walcott - England

Hector Bellerin - Spain

Alexis Sanchez - Chile

David Ospina - Colombia

Mohamed Elneny - Egypt

Alex Iwobi - Nigeria

Joel Campbell - Costa Rica

Manchester City (12)

David Silva - Spain

Bacary Sagna - France

Sergio Aguero - Argentina

Pablo Zabaleta - Argentina

Martin Demichelis - Argentina

Nicolas Otamendi - Argentina

Willy Caballero - Argentina

Fernandinho - Brazil

Aleksandar Kolarov - Serbia

Yaya Toure - Ivory Coast

Wilfried Bony - Ivory Coast

Kelechi Iheanacho - Nigeria

West Ham (8)

Ciaran Clark (L) is included in the Republic of Ireland squad

Darren Randolph - Republic of Ireland

Alex Song - Cameroon

Cheikhou Kouyate - Senegal

Enner Valencia - Ecuador

James Collins - Wales

Victor Moses - Nigeria

Doneil Henry - Canada

Dimitri Payet - France

Manchester United (13)

Daley Blind - Netherlands

Memphis Depay - Netherlands

Anthony Martial - France

Chris Smalling - England

Bastian Schweinsteiger - Germany

Matteo Darmian - Italy

David De Gea - Spain

Juan Mata - Spain

Paddy McNair - Northern Ireland

Marouane Fellaini - Belgium

Sergio Romero - Argentina

Marcos Rojo - Argentina

Antonio Valencia - Ecuador

Southampton (14)

Graziano Pelle is likely to start for Italy up front

Ryan Bertrand - England

Fraser Forster - England

Victor Wanyama - Kenya

Cuco Martina - Curacao

Maya Yoshida - Japan

Steven Davis - Northern Ireland

Lloyd Isgrove - Wales

Graziano Pelle - Italy

Jordy Clasie - Netherlands

Virgil van Dijk - Netherlands

Jose Fonte - Portugal

Cedric - Portugal

Shane Long - Republic of Ireland

Sadio Mane - Senegal

Stoke (8)

Jack Butland - England

Glenn Whelan - Republic of Ireland

Marko Arnautovic - Austria

Ibrahim Afellay - Netherlands

Mame Biram Diouf - Senegal

Jonathan Walters - Republic of Ireland

Geoff Cameron - USA

Xherdan Shaqiri - Switzerland

Liverpool (18)

Joe Allen is in the Wales squad

Nathaniel Clyne - England

Jordan Henderson - England

James Milner - England

Adam Lallana - England

Daniel Sturridge - England

Simon Mignolet - Belgium

Divock Origi - Belgium

Christian Benteke - Belgium

Philippe Coutinho - Brazil

Emre Can - Germany

Mamadou Sakho - France

Dejan Lovren - Croatia

Martin Skrtel - Slovakia

Joe Allen - Wales

Marko Grujic - Serbia

Brad Smith - Australia

Adam Bogdan - Hungary

Danny Ward - Wales

Chelsea (13)

Gary Cahill - England

Thibaut Courtois - Belgium

Asmir Begovic - Bosnia

Nemanja Matic - Serbia

Branislav Ivanovic - Serbia

Cesar Azpilicueta - Spain

Pedro - Spain

Cesc Fabregas - Spain

John Obi Mikel - Nigeria

Baba Rahman - Ghana

Bertrand Traore - Burkina Faso

Oscar - Brazil

Willian - Brazil

West Brom (8)

Salomon Rondon (left) in action for Venezuela against Ecuador

Solomon Rondon - Venezeula

Christian Gamboa - Costa Rica

Stephane Sessegnon - Benin

Darren Fletcher - Scotland

James McClean - Republic of Ireland

James Chester - Wales

Gareth McAuley - Northern Ireland

Jonny Evans - Northern Ireland

Everton (10)

Ross Barkley - England

Muhamed Besic - Bosnia-Herzegovina

Seamus Coleman - Republic of Ireland

Ramiro Funes Mori - Argentina

Phil Jagielka - England

Tim Howard - USA

Romelu Lukaku - Belgium

James McCarthy - Republic of Ireland

Oumar Niasse - Senegal

John Stones - England

Bournemouth (6)

Matt Ritchie is a part of Scotland's squad

Artur Boruc - Poland

Max Gradel - Ivory Coast

Eunan O'Kane - Republic of Ireland

Juan Iturbe - Paraguay

Shaun MacDonald - Wales

Matt Ritchie - Scotland

Watford (10)

Nordin Amrabat - Morocco

Ikechi Anya - Scotland

Valon Behrami - Switzerland

Craig Cathcart - Northern Ireland

Jose Holebas - Greece

Odion Ighalo - Nigeria

Allan Nyom - Cameroon

Costel Pantilimon - Romania

Juan Paredes - Ecuador

Sebastian Prodl - Austria

Swansea (6)

Jefferson Montero (R) could feature for Ecuador in their World Cup qualifiers

Lukasz Fabianski - Poland

Neil Taylor - Wales

Ashley Williams - Wales

Jefferson Montero - Ecuador

Gylfi Sigurdsson - Iceland

Modou Barrow - Gambia

Crystal Palace (9)

Yannick Bolasie - DR Congo

Joe Ledley - Wales

Wayne Hennessey - Wales

Jonny Williams - Wales

Yohan Cabaye - France

Mile Jedinak - Australia

Chung-yong Lee - South Korea

Pape Souare - Senegal

Adrian Mariappa - Jamaica

Norwich (10)

Russell Martin has been included in the Scotland squad

Robbie Brady - Republic of Ireland

Wes Hoolahan - Republic of Ireland

Stephen Naismith - Scotland

Russell Martin - Scotland

Steven Whittaker - Scotland

Youssouf Mulumbu - DR Congo

Sebastien Bassong - Cameroon

Timm Klose - Switzerland

Martin Olsson - Sweden

Alex Tettey - Norway

Sunderland (6)

John O'Shea - Republic of Ireland

Lamine Kone - Ivory Coast

Patrick van Aanholt - Netherlands

Seb Larsson - Sweden

Wahbi Khazri - Tunisia

DeAndre Yedlin - USA

Newcastle (8)

Daryl Janmaat - Netherlands

Moussa Sissoko - France

Georginio Wijnaldum - Netherlands

Rob Elliot - Republic of Ireland

Henry Saivet - Senegal

Chancel Mbemba - DR Congo

Seydou Doumbia - Ivory Coast

Aleksandar Mitrovic - Serbia

Aston Villa (7)

Ciaran Clark (L) is included in the Republic of Ireland squad

Ciaran Clark - Republic of Ireland

Jores Okore - Denmark

Jordan Ayew - Ghana

Idrissa Gueye - Senegal

Alan Hutton - Scotland

Rudy Gestede - Benin

Brad Guzan - USA