International round-up: Bolton Wanderers' March call-ups

As Bolton Wanderers head into the March international break on a high after Saturday's victory over Aston Villa, a handful of senior and academy players will now be looking to catch the eye after being called up to represent their respective nations.

With two Whites hoping to make their senior international debuts, bwfc.co.uk rounds up the Bolton players set to link up with their countries and all the information you need to keep track of our international Trotters' exploits!

Antonee Robinson - U.S. Men's National Team

Having impressed for Wanderers so far this season, making 30 appearances and registering five assists, the Everton loanee was delighted to be handed his maiden USA call-up by interim head coach Dave Sarachan.

Can’t describe how happy I am to have been called up by the U.S Mens National Team, very proud moment in my life and excited for the experience!! #usmnt 🇺🇸⚽️ pic.twitter.com/aMDEFukP7U

— Antonee robinson (@Antonee_Jedi) March 18, 2018

Robinson, who is eligible through his father, previously represented the United States at Under-18s level in 2014 and will hopeful of making his international debut against Paraguay after being included in a youthful 22-man squad for their upcoming international friendly.

USA v Paraguay, Tuesday 27 March, KO 11pm.

Adam Mitchell - New Zealand Senior Squad

Another player in line to make their senior international debut during the upcoming break is Wanderers Under-23s defender Adam Mitchell.

Buzzing to make the New Zealand mens national team to face Canada next week. Proud moment 🙌🇳🇿 https://t.co/Bja31GbOQI

— Adam Mitchell (@AdamMitchell08) March 15, 2018

The 21-year-old, who has twice been called up by New Zealand before without winning a senior international cap, previously represented the All Whites before at both the the 2013 FIFA Under-17s World Cup and the 2015 FIFA Under-20s World Cup.

Having been included in New Zealand's 24-man squad to face Canada in Murcia, Spain, the centre-back will be hoping to catch the eye of new head coach Fritz Schmid.

New Zealand v Canada, Saturday 24 March, KO 3pm.

Harry Charsley - Republic of Ireland Under-21s

Harry Charsley will hoping to help Republic of Ireland move one step closer to qualifying for the 2019 UEFA Under-21 Championships during the upcoming international break.

The Everton loanee has helped the young Boys in Green occupy second place in Group 5, two points behind leaders Germany, at the halfway point in qualification.

Having not turned out for Wanderers since his debut outing against Brentford, the midfielder will looking to get some minutes in his legs as Ireland take on Iceland in a friendly before hosting Azerbaijan in their latest qualifier.

Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Iceland Under-21s, Thursday 22 March, KO 7.30pm.

Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Azerbaijan Under-21s, Tuesday 27 March, KO 7.30pm.

Luca Connell - Republic of Ireland Under-17s

Having progressed to the Elite round of 2018 UEFA European Under-17s Championship qualification, Luca Connell will be looking to help Republic of Ireland secure their place at this summer's finals in England.

Host nation for next year's competition, Ireland travel to Poland where Macedonia, Georgia and Poland stand in between them a place at this year's finals. 

Republic of Ireland Under-17s v Macedonia Under-17s, Wednesday 21 March, KO 4.30pm.

Republic of Ireland Under-17s v Georgia Under-17s, Saturday 24 March, KO 4.30pm.

Republic of Ireland Under-17s v Poland Under-17s, Tuesday 27 March, KO 3pm.

ROUND-UP

Good luck to all Wanderers players involved with their national sides this month. Fans can keep updated with all four's exploits courtesy of bwfc.co.uk's international watch series.