Atlanta United is once again proving to be a powerhouse in sending players to represent their countries on the international stage! For this second international break of the 2025 MLS season (June 2-10), the Five Stripes lead the league with 12 players called up, including 10 first-team members!
This time, Atlanta United won’t have an MLS match, giving these international stars time to return before the team heads to face NYCFC on June 12th.
Here’s your comprehensive guide to tracking our Atlanta United players as they represent their nations across the globe:
Atlanta United Players on International Duty (June 2-10, 2025)
Luis Abram 🇵🇪 (Peru Men’s National Team)
- Matches: FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers (CONMEBOL)
- Friday, June 6: Colombia vs. Peru (TV: Fanatiz USA)
- Tuesday, June 10: Peru vs. Ecuador (TV: Fanatiz USA)
- Notes: Abram gets his second call-up of the year and aims to add to his 45 career caps.
Miguel Almirón 🇵🇾 (Paraguay Men’s National Team)
- Matches: FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers (CONMEBOL)
- Thursday, June 5: Paraguay vs. Uruguay (TV: Fanatiz USA)
- Tuesday, June 10: Brazil vs. Paraguay (TV: ViX)
- Notes: Miggy will face challenging fixtures as Paraguay pushes for a World Cup spot (currently 5th in CONMEBOL qualifying). He had an assist in his last appearance.
Luke Brennan 🇺🇸 (United States U-20 Men’s National Team)
Noah Cobb 🇺🇸 (United States U-20 Men’s National Team)
- Matches: Friendlies in Cairo
- Saturday, June 7: United States vs. Colombia
- Tuesday, June 10: Egypt vs. United States
- Notes: Both young talents get their second U-20 call-up of the year. Brennan has 2 goals in 6 appearances, and Cobb has 9 appearances.
Dominik Chong Qui 🇺🇸 (United States U-18 Men’s National Team)
Braden Dunham 🇺🇸 (United States U-18 Men’s National Team – ATL UTD 2)
Kaiden Moore 🇺🇸 (United States U-18 Men’s National Team – ATL UTD 2)
- Matches: U-18 Tournament
- Sunday, June 1: United States vs. France (2-2, won on penalties) – Chong Qui & Moore started, Dunham subbed in.
- Wednesday, June 4: United States vs. Argentina
- Saturday, June 7: United States vs. Australia
- Notes: Academy products Chong Qui, Moore, and Dunham will continue to represent the U.S. U-18s after success in the UEFA Friendship Cup.
Jay Fortune 🇹🇹 (Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Team)
- Matches: CONCACAF FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers
- Friday, June 6: Trinidad and Tobago vs. Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Tuesday, June 10: Costa Rica vs. Trinidad and Tobago
- Notes: Fortune joins his national team, looking to add to his 10 caps. He scored his first T&T goal against Saint Kitts and Nevis in 2023.
Emmanuel Latte Lath 🇨🇮 (Ivory Coast Men’s National Team)
- Matches: Friendlies in Toronto, Canada
- Saturday, June 7: Ivory Coast vs. New Zealand
- Tuesday, June 10: Canada vs. Ivory Coast
- Notes: Latte Lath earns his first international call-up of 2025 and will look to add to his two senior caps.
Saba Lobjanidze 🇬🇪 (Georgia Men’s National Team)
- Matches: Friendlies in Georgia
- Thursday, June 5: Georgia vs. Faroe Islands (TV: FOX Sports Plus, ViX)
- Sunday, June 8: Georgia vs. Cape Verde (TV: FOX Sports Plus, ViX)
- Notes: Saba gets his first Georgia call-up of the year and will play in his home country, adding to his 38 caps and 3 goals.
Efraín Morales 🇧🇴 (Bolivia Men’s National Team)
- Matches: FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers (CONMEBOL)
- Friday, June 6: Venezuela vs. Bolivia (TV: Fanatiz USA)
- Tuesday, June 10: Bolivia vs. Chile (TV: Fanatiz USA)
- Notes: Morales looks to build on his four senior caps as Bolivia aims for a World Cup playoff spot.
Bartosz Slisz 🇵🇱 (Poland Men’s National Team)
- Matches: Friendly & FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier
- Friday, June 6: Poland vs. Moldova (TV: ViX)
- Tuesday, June 10: Finland vs. Poland (TV: Fubo)
- Notes: Slisz’s Poland side leads their qualifying group, and he will look to add to his 15 caps.
A busy and exciting international window for our Five Stripes! We’ll be cheering them on from afar!
