Who are the MLS players called up for their national teams?

October has started and even though the MLS won't stop there are many players from the league that have been called up by their national teams. The situation is very particular, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and clubs are not obliged to let them out.

To start we have to say that there are 36 players from the MLS called up by their national teams. Many of them won't be traveling, as their clubs denied that possibility, such as D.C. United with Edison Flores, Junior Moreno and Yordy Reyna (Peru) or Erik Sorga Estonia. New York City FC won't let Alexander Callens (Peru) out and neither will do Montreal with Clement Diop (Senegal) or Philadelphia with Jose Martinez (Venezuela).

With some others players in this condition, we also have those who integrated the preliminary call-up lists but not the final ones, such as Cristian Pavon, Jhonder Cadiz and Renzo Zambrano.

Finally, the other call-ups for October that will be playing with their national teams are: Gaston Gimenez (Paraguay), Miguel Navarro (Venezuela) from Chicago Fire, Jose Cifuentes (Ecuador), Diego Palacios (Ecuador), Brian Rodriguez (Uruguay), Diego Rossi (Uruguay) from LAFC, Jonathan Dos Santos (Mexico), Rolf Feltscher (Venezuela) from LA Galaxy, Lassi Lappalainen (Finland), Jukka Raitala (Finland), from Montreal Impact, Rodolfo Pizarro (Mexico) from Inter Miami, Jan Gregus (Slovakia) from Minnesota United, Alexandru Mitrita (Romania) from NYCFC, Cristian Casseres Jr. (Venezuela), Kaku (Paraguay) for NY Red Bulls, Pedro Gallese (Peru), Jhegson Mendez (Ecuador) from Orlando City, Andy Polo (Peru) from Portland Timbers, Albert Rusnak (Slovakia) from Real Salt Lake, Guram Kashia (Georgia), Marcos Lopez (Peru), Vako (Georgia) from San Jose Earthquakes, Xavier Arreaga (Ecuador), Raul Ruidiaz (Peru), Gustav Svensson (Sweden) from Seattle Sounders, Alan Pulido (Mexico) from Sporting Kansas City and Jasser Khmiri (Tunisia) from Vancouver Whitecaps.