Malachi Hardy follows in the footsteps of two other Tottenham youngsters in taking part in England senior first‑team training, despite being away with the youth squad.Club football has paused for three weeks after over a month of action since returning in August.The September international break, longer than usual, should allow Tottenham Hotspur to reset after a difficult start to the 2026-27 season. Spurs are winless in the Premier League after five games and will spend the next three weeks at the foot of the league table, making the break feel even longer.For fans, however, the international fixtures provide some distraction, with 15 Tottenham players away representing their national teams.Credit: @reclusemedia / InstagramTottenham youngster Malachi Hardy trains with England seniorsEngland are among the national sides in action during this break, though Tottenham do not have any of their stars in the senior squad. Djed Spence was the last Spurs player to receive a senior England call-up, having featured at the World Cup.Alasdair Gold has now revealed that Spurs youngster Malachi Hardy was involved in first-team training at St George’s Park on Wednesday, 23 September, despite not being in the senior squad.Hardy impressed for Tottenham during pre-season, playing over 200 minutes of football, and earned a call-up to the England U19s this break. He was drafted into senior training, giving him the chance to work alongside some of the best players in the world, including Harry Kane.Hardy is not the first Spurs youngster to enjoy such an opportunity. Tye Hall joined England senior training in March this year, while Dane Scarlett took part in October 2025 – both while away with the U18 and U21 sides respectively.Gold wrote on X: “Young Spurs centre-back Malachi Hardy training with the England senior squad this afternoon at St George’s Park. He’s come across from the England under-19s. The 18-year-old had a good summer and pre-season with Roberto De Zerbi’s first team squad. More great experience for him.”Young Spurs centre-back Malachi Hardy training with the England senior squad this afternoon at St George's Park. He's come across from the England under-19s. The 18-year-old had a good summer and pre-season with Roberto De Zerbi's first team squad. More great experience for him.— Alasdair Gold (@AlasdairGold) September 23, 2026Spurs players in action during international breakSpurs Web has shared all 77 fixtures involving Tottenham players over the next three weeks.Yang Min-hyeok was the first Tottenham player to feature, playing 54 minutes for South Korea U23S in their 2-0 victory over Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.The breakdown of upcoming fixtures includes Malachi Hardy and Luca Williams-Barnett, who will represent Spurs in England U19s’ clash against the Republic of Ireland on Friday, 25 September.Below is the full breakdown of every international match involving a Tottenham player, including kick-off times and dates:Tuesday, 22 September – Tottenham players to keep an eye on11am: Yang Min-Hyeok — South Korea U23s vs Saudi ArabiaWednesday, 23 September6.30pm: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Republic of IrelandThursday, 24 September11.05am: Rodrigo Bentancur — Uruguay vs Japan5pm: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s vs Colombia7.45pm: Ben Davies — Wales vs Portugal7.45pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Netherlands vs Germany7.45pm: Kevin Danso — Austria vs IsraelFriday, 25 September10.30am: Mikey Moore — England U20s vs Italy4pm: Mathys Tel — Iceland vs France U21s4.30pm: Mateus Fernandes — Bulgaria vs Portugal U21s5pm: Jamie Donley — Georgia vs Northern Ireland7pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs Republic of Ireland7.30pm: Archie Gray — England U21s vs Kazakhstan7.45pm: Lucas Bergvall & Radu Dragusin — Sweden vs Romania7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — Italy vs Belgium8pm: Omar Marmoush — Egypt vs Angola8pm: Pape Matar Sarr — Senegal vs MozambiqueSaturday, 26 September2pm: Andy Robertson — Slovenia vs Scotland7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Slovakia vs Moldova7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Czech Republic vs CroatiaSunday, 27 September2pm: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s vs Egypt5pm: Ben Davies — Denmark vs Wales5pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Serbia vs Netherlands5pm: Kevin Danso — Austria vs KosovoMonday, 28 September12pm: Rodrigo Bentancur — South Korea vs Uruguay3pm: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Israel7.45pm: Lucas Bergvall — Sweden vs Poland7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — Turkey vs Italy7.45pm: Jamie Donley — Northern Ireland vs Hungary7.45pm: Radu Dragusin — Romania vs Bosnia-HerzegovinaTuesday, 29 September – Tottenham players to keep an eye on10.30am: Mikey Moore — England U20s vs France2pm: Omar Marmoush — South Sudan vs Egypt2pm: Pape Matar Sarr — Ethiopia vs Senegal3pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs Norway5pm: Mathys Tel — Estonia vs France U21s7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Slovakia vs Kazakhstan7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Czech Republic vs England7.45pm: Andy Robertson — Scotland vs SwitzerlandWednesday, 30 September10am: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s vs South Korea3.30pm: Armend Muslika — Albania U19s vs Lithuania8pm: Mateus Fernandes — Portugal U21s vs GibraltarThursday, 1 October10.30am: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Venezuela7.45pm: Ben Davies — Wales vs Norway7.45pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Greece vs Netherlands7.45pm: Kevin Danso — Republic of Ireland vs AustriaFriday, 2 October3pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs USA3.30pm: Armend Muslika — Albania U19s vs Lithuania7.45pm: Lucas Bergvall — Bosnia-Herzegovina vs Sweden7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Faroe Islands vs Slovakia7.45pm: Jamie Donley — Northern Ireland vs Ukraine7.45pm: Archie Gray — England U21s vs Slovakia7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — France vs Italy7.45pm: Radu Dragusin — Poland vs RomaniaSaturday, 3 October11am: Oliver Salter — Finland vs Wales U18s4.30pm: Mikey Moore — England U20s vs Germany6pm: Mathys Tel — France U21s vs Luxembourg7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Spain vs Czech Republic7.45pm: Andy Robertson — North Macedonia vs ScotlandTBC: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s tournament in SwitzerlandSunday, 4 October – Tottenham players to keep an eye on10.30am: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Germany1pm: Pape Matar Sarr — Senegal vs Comoros5pm: Kevin Danso — Kosovo vs Austria7pm: Omar Marmoush — Egypt vs South Africa7.45pm: Ben Davies — Wales vs Denmark7.45pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Netherlands vs SerbiaMonday, 5 October10am: Oliver Salter — Finland vs Wales U18s12pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs Belgium7.45pm: Radu Dragusin & Lucas Bergvall — Romania vs Sweden7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — Italy vs Turkey7.45pm: Jamie Donley — Northern Ireland vs GeorgiaTuesday, 6 October2.30pm: Rodrigo Bentancur — India vs Uruguay5.30pm: Mateus Fernandes — Portugal U21s vs Czech Republic6pm: Archie Gray — Republic of Ireland vs England U21s6pm: Mathys Tel — France U21s vs Switzerland7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Moldova vs Slovakia7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Czech Republic vs England7.45pm: Andy Robertson — Scotland vs SloveniaREAD MORE: ‘It was always Tottenham’ – Andy Robertson reveals why he supported Spurs last seasonThe post Tottenham have a player in England training after all despite zero Three Lions call-ups appeared first on Spurs Web.