Archie Gray and Crysencio Summerville will play no part in this month’s international fixtures for England’s Under-19s and Netherlands Under-21s, respectively.
The pair are not carrying injuries or suspended, but instead will remain in West Yorkshire with Daniel Farke and the remainder of Leeds’ non-internationals where they will be rested from competitive action.
Summerville’s off-season saw the winger compete at the Under-21 European Championships in June and July after a full season worth of football with United, while Gray featured at the Under-17 edition of the same competition.
The Dutchman returned to pre-season training later than many of his peers, granted additional leave due to his participation at the tournament and has only recently returned from a groin injury. The decision has been taken to prioritise a period of rest, rather than featuring in the Netherlands’ fixtures against Moldova and North Macedonia’s Under-21s.
Gray, meanwhile, has featured from the start in each of Leeds’ first seven games this season, missing only a handful of minutes. He is not expected to join up with England’s Under-19 group as the club remain wary over the 17-year-old’s workload at such a developmental stage in the young midfielder’s career.
Here are the players who will be representing their nations before Leeds’ visit to Millwall in just under two weeks.

1. Italy: Willy Gnonto
Despite fears Gnonto would miss out on senior Italy calls if he were to remain at Leeds, the 19-year-old has been named in the first squad of the season, even with Roberto Mancini's departure as national team boss. (Photo by Claudio Villa/Getty Images) Photo: Claudio Villa

2. Wales: Joe Rodon
Rodon has been called up for Wales' fixtures against South Korea (friendly) and Latvia (European Championship qualifier) this month. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images) Photo: Julian Finney

3. Wales: Ethan Ampadu
Ampadu joins Rodon in the Wales camp, closing in on his 50th senior cap. Dan James, meanwhile, misses out through injury. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images) Photo: Justin Setterfield

4. Bulgaria: Ilia Gruev
Gruev has only just signed for Leeds but is heading back to Europe already on international duty. They face Iran and Montenegro. (Photo by Attila KISBENEDEK / AFP) (Photo by ATTILA KISBENEDEK/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: ATTILA KISBENEDEK

5. Finland: Glen Kamara
Glen Kamara is another who has just joined the group at Elland Road and will be going even further afield as the Finns face a trip to Kazakhstan before hosting Denmark three days later. (Photo by JUSSI NUKARI/Lehtikuva/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: JUSSI NUKARI

6. England U21: Charlie Cresswell
Under-21 Euros winner Cresswell returns to Lee Carsley's England squad two months on from the Young Lions' triumph this summer. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images) Photo: George Wood