Charlotte FC players on international duty

Charlotte FC has the week off after a 1-0 loss to Atlanta United, but Charlotte fans will still have a busy schedule watching Charlotte FC players compete in international competitions.

Liel Abada joins Israel, Karol Świderski joins Poland and Jere Uronen joins Finland to compete in the UEFA Nation’s League group stage, while Tim Ream joins the United States and Bill Tuiloma joins New Zealand for international friendly matches.

There will be at least one Charlotte FC player competing for their country for six days in a row starting on Thursday, September 5 and running through Tuesday, September 10.

Thursday, September 5

Poland vs. Scotland

Friday, September 6

Israel vs Belgium

Saturday, September 7

Finland vs Greece, US vs Canada, New Zealand vs Mexico

Sunday, September 8

Croatia vs Poland

Monday, September 9

Israel vs Italy

Tuesday, September 10

Finland vs England, US vs New Zealand

After the international break for Charlotte FC, they will resume MLS play on the road against CF Montréal

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