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Derby County’s plan for the international break as John Eustace identifies priority

Derby County head into the international break on a high after coming from behind to beat Bolton Wanderers at Pride Park and the Rams have just under two weeks to plan for their next game…

Published: Tuesday, 10 November 2026 at 1:45 PM
Derby County’s plan for the international break as John Eustace identifies priority
Key Things to Know
  • Derby County will use the international break to reintegrate injured players and address on-pitch tactical issues.
  • Manager John Eustace confirmed striker Patrick Agyemang and defender Matt Clarke could be ready to return from injury.
  • Daniel Orme identifies Derby's defense as a top priority after conceding 30 Championship goals this season.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Derby County head into the international break seeking to use the time to recover injured players and address key tactical weaknesses. Manager John Eustace confirmed that striker Patrick Agyemang and defender Matt Clarke could both be ready to return to action after being sidelined with long-term injuries all season. Derby will also utilize the break on the training ground with roughly 25 senior players available.

Writer Daniel Orme highlights Derby's defense as the primary issue requiring Eustace's attention, noting the club has conceded 30 goals in the Championship this season. Additionally, Orme points out struggles in chance creation ahead of Derby's next fixture against Southampton on November 21.

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