The teams in Europe’s top leagues with the most players selected for March’s international break

Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain lead the continent in supplying talent for national teams this month, each releasing 17 players for international duty, according to figures compiled across Europe’s top five leagues. Pep Guardiola’s squad tops the Premier League contingent, underlining the depth of star power at the Etihad Stadium.

Crystal Palace have emerged as the surprise runners-up, matching heavyweight outfits Bayern Munich and Juventus with 15 call-ups. Patrick Vieira’s side are represented across a range of countries, including France debutant Maxence Lacroix, who featured against Brazil earlier in the window.

Manchester United and newly promoted Sunderland follow closely, contributing 14 players apiece to national squads. The March window features a packed schedule of World Cup qualifiers and preparatory fixtures, making squad depth a priority for clubs hoping to avoid fatigue and injury.

The data highlights the global reach of Europe’s elite leagues, with players jetting to every continent to represent their countries in a pivotal month for the international calendar.