Celtic head into the break on the back of a damaging defeat at Dundee United, which has seriously dented their Scottish Premiership title hopes.
Two second-half goals from Jim Goodwin’s side condemned Celtic to their eighth league defeat of the season as they are five points behind league leaders Hearts in the battle for the title.
For many in the squad, the upcoming international window provides an opportunity to refocus and reset ahead of the crucial final seven games of the season. However, for others, the chance at going one step closer to qualifying for this summer’s World Cup is on the line this coming week.
With several players named in their international squads, here is the full list of every Celtic star away on international duty this week, including who they play and when they will be playing. All times are GMT.
5. Benjamin Nygren - Sweden
Celtic's top scorer is expected to play in Sweden's huge World Cup playoff clash against Ukraine on Thursday 26 March. The game will kick-off at 7.45 and will be played in the city of Valencia, Spain. | AFP via Getty Images
6. Daizen Maeda - Japan
The Celtic attacker will make the short journey from the east end of Glasgow to the south, with Japan set to face Scotland at Hampden Park in a pre-World Cup friendly on Saturday 28 March, with kick-off at 5pm. Maeda will then face England at Wembley the following Tuesday at 7.45pm. His club teammate Reo Hatate is not included in the squad. | Getty Images
7. Alistair Johnston - Canada
Out injured for the majority of the campaign with a hamstring issue, Johnston is closing in on a first-team return. He won't feature in Canada's upcoming games against Iceland and Tunisia, but has been added to Jesse Marsch's squad as a training player. | Getty Images
8. Sebastian Tounekti - Tunisia
Tounekti has been included in the squad for Tunisia's friendly games. They will travel to face Scotland's opening World Cup opponents, Haiti, on Sunday 29 March (kick-off:12am) before a game against Canada on Wednesday 1 April (12.30am). | AFP via Getty Images