Kasper Schmeichel has become the latest Leicester City player to have his season extended after being called up for international duty.
The City goalkeeper has been called into the Denmark squad for their two international friendlies later this month against Hungary and Sweden.
Schmeichel, who returned with the rest of the City squad from Thailand yesterday, will be looking to add to his tally of three international caps when Denmark take on Hungary, in Budapest, on May 22 before entertaining Sweden, in Copenhagen, on May 28.
Schmeichel was impressive for Denmark against England at Wembley, in March, when Roy Hodgson's men claimed a 1-0 victory.
The margin could have been greater but for a string of fine saves from Schmeichel, who is staking a claim to become Denmark's first-choice keeper.
Liam Moore links up with Gareth Southgate's England Under-21 squad today at St George's Park to prepare for the European Championship qualifier against Wales, in Swansea, on Monday, before flying out to France for the Toulon tournament.
The Under-21s' opening game of the tournament is against Qatar on Thursday, May 22.
They will then take on Brazil on Monday, May 26, Korea on Wednesday, May 28, and Colombia on Friday, May 30.
Moore currently has two England Under-21 caps.
Jeff Schlupp and Riyad Mahrez will be hoping to impress during training camps to secure their place at the World Cup in Brazil.
Schlupp is in the 26-man provisional Ghana squad, while Mahrez has been training with the 30-man Algeria squad.
Both squads must be cut to 23 before the June 2 deadline.
Schlupp, who has one full Ghana cap to his name, has a strong chance of going to Brazil as he is considered the Black Stars' only recognised left-back.
