The FIFA international window for June 2023 has arrived!
A myriad of MLS players will participate in several friendlies, qualifiers, and high-stakes tournaments throughout these few weeks. From the CONCACAF Nations League to friendly matches and qualifiers for both Euro 2024 and the 2023 African Cup of Nations, many MLS players will undoubtedly have a busy schedule in the coming days.
Here are all the players who will represent their countries in the upcoming FIFA international window...
Atlanta United:
- Luis Abram (Defender, Peru)
- Thiago Almada (Midfielder, Argentina)
- Machop Chol (Forward, South Sudan)
- Derrick Etienne Jr. (Midfielder, Haiti)
- Ajani Fortune (Midfielder, Trinidad and Tobago)
- Giorgos Giakoumakis (Forward, Greece)
- Miles Robinson (Defender, United States)
Austin FC
- Daniel Pereira (Midfielder, Venezuela)
Charlotte FC
- Bill Tuiloma (Defender, New Zealand)
- Karol Swiderski (Forward, Poland)
Chicago Fire FC
- Miguel Navarro (Defender, Venezuela)
- Xherdan Shaqiri (Midfielder, Switzerland)
FC Cincinnati
- Junior Moreno (Midfielder, Venezuela)
- Yerson Mosquera (Defender, Colombia)
Colorado Rapids
- Moise Bombito (Defender, Canada)
FC Dallas
- Bernard Kamungo (Forward, Tanzania)
D.C. United
- Victor Palsson (Midfielder, Iceland)
- Taxi Fountas (Forward, Greece)
Houston Dynamo FC
- Adalberto Carrasquilla (Midfielder, Panama)
- Xavier Valdez (Goalkeeper, Dominican Republic)
Inter Miami CF
- Edison Azcona (Midfielder, Dominican Republic)
- Shanyder Borgelin (Forward, Haiti)
- Drake Callender (Goalkeeper, United States)
- Leonardo Campana (Forward, Ecuador)
- Sergii Kryvtsov (Defender, Ukraine)
- Josef Martínez (Forward, Venezuela)
- Kamal Miller (Defender, Canada)
- Robert Taylor (Midfielder, Finland)
LAFC
- Denis Bouanga (Foward, Gabon)
- Jose Cifuentes (Midfielder, Ecuador)
- Denil Maldonado (Defender, Honduras)
- Kwadwo Opoku (Forward, Ghana U-23)
- Diego Palacios (Defender, Ecuador)
LA Galaxy
- Dejan Joveljic (Forward, Serbia)
- Kelvin Leerdam (Defender, Suriname)
- Eriq Zavaleta (Defender, El Salvador)
Minnesota United FC
- Michael Boxall (Defender, New Zealand)
- Bongokuhle Hlongwane (Forward, South Africa)
- Joseph Rosales (Midfielder, Honduras)
- Dayne St. Clair (Goalkeeper, Canada)
- Zarek Valentin (Defender, Puerto Rico)
CF Montréal
- Robert Thorkelsson (Defender, Iceland U-21)
New England Revolution
- Christian Makoun (Defender, Venezuela)
- Djordje Petrović (Goalkeeper, Serbia)
Nashville SC
- Anibal Godoy (Midfielder, Panama)
- Walker Zimmerman (Defender, United States)
New York Red Bulls
- Cory Burke (Forward, Jamaica)
- Cristian Casseres Jr. (Midfielder, Venezuela)
New York City FC
- Maxime Chanot (Defender, Luxembourg)
Orlando City SC
- Wilder Cartagena (Midfielder, Peru)
- Pedro Gallese (Goalkeeper, Peru)
- Wilfredo Rivera (Forward, Puerto Rico)
- Facundo Torres (Forward, Uruguay)
Philadelphia Union
- Jose Martinez (Midfielder, Venezuela)
Portland Timbers
- Aljaz Ivacic (Goalkeeper, Slovenia)
- Juan David Mosquera (Defender, Colombia)
Real Salt Lake
- Anderson Julio (Forward, Ecuador)
- Braian Ojeda (Midfielder, Paraguay)
- Rubio Rubin (Forward, Guatemala)
- Jefferson Savarino (Forward, Venezuela)
San Jose Earthquakes
- Carlos Akapo (Defender, Equatorial Guinea)
- Carlos Gruezo (Midfielder, Ecuador)
- Jamiro Monteiro (Midfielder, Cape Verde)
- Miguel Trauco (Defender, Peru)
Seattle Sounders FC
- Xavier Arreaga (Defender, Ecuador)
Sporting Kansas City
- Marinos Tzionis (Forward, Cyprus)
St. Louis CITY SC
- Njabulo Blom (Midfielder, South Africa)
Toronto FC
- Sean Johnson (Goalkeeper, United States)
- Richie Laryea (Defender, Canada)
- Jonathan Osorio (Midfielder, Canada)
- Tomas Romero (Goalkeeper, El Salvador)
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
- Pedro Vite (Midfielder, Ecuador)
This article was originally published on 90min as MLS players called up for June international window.