Dejan Kulusevski has been called up to the Sweden squad as he continues his return from a 17-month absence with a patella injury in his right knee.
The Tottenham forward made another appearance off the bench against Palace, and Sweden boss Graham Potter is glad to have him available for selection once again.
"It has been well documented how tough his journey has been," Potter said on the Swedish Football Association website.
"We are all impressed by how he has managed to hold it together, fight on and get through all of this, which has not been easy."
Tottenham defender Jan Paul van Hecke has said that he feels a collective effort has helped the team develop a strong defensive base and set their Premier League campaign back on track.
Spurs beat 10-man Crystal Palace 2-0 on Saturday to close out a third consecutive win and extend their unbeaten run to four matches.
With just two goals conceded during that time, signs are positive that Roberto De Zerbi's squad -- who were bottom of the Premier League and winless after six games -- can push on again.
Dutchman Van Hecke capped an impressive display with a late goal against Palace, and also broke the club's record for completed passes in a Premier League game with 143.
Van Hecke, though, feels everyone should be credited with pulling together to turn the team's form around.
"I think it's really hard work that starts up front," Van Hecke said when reflecting on Spurs' new defensive solidity.
"If you see the boys, how hard they work, how many balls they recover, it makes it so much easier for us.
"Of course, we have good defenders, we have good goalkeepers, so that does also help, but I think it is about the collective."
Van Hecke, signed from Brighton in the summer, has developed a strong partnership in the Spurs back line with fellow Netherlands international Micky van de Ven.
"We are really good friends, so it is really nice to play together in the same team. We love it," Van Hecke said in an interview on the Tottenham website.
"That is our fourth clean sheet and we are both really happy to play together, but it is not only us, it is the rest as well. If you see how much effort everyone puts in, it is great."
Tottenham travel to Leeds on Saturday aiming to secure four straight Premier League wins for the first time since October 2023.
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Defender Pedro Porro -- who missed the start of the campaign with a hamstring injury and then aggravated the same issue in September -- could be back in contention having come on at half time against the Eagles.
Destiny Udogie also got some more minutes as his return to action is gradually stepped up.
Brazilian winger Sávio, who suffered a muscle problem at Manchester United in early October, is also close to being involved again, having posted a picture of himself on social media back in the Spurs changing room.
However, the 22-year-old, signed form Manchester City in a £75million deal during the summer transfer window, might not be rushed back ahead of the international break.