Wales have new mindset under Bellamy

Brussels’ King Baudouin Stadium Kickoff time: Monday, June 9:45 BST

According to a player who watched him play a part in the national team, Wales have a new mindset under his leadership.

Bellamy assisted manager Vincent Kompany in winning the championship, and Connor Roberts was a member of the Burnley team that won the championship.

The Wales side’s unbeaten start to Bellamy’s first senior role as manager and its renewed desire to reach the 2026 World Cup are now at the full-back.

Bellamy’s team defeated Liechtenstein 3-0 on Friday in Cardiff, beating qualification favorites Belgium.

The 45-year-old has already stated that Wales will play the top seeds, while midfielder David Brooks claims that the team will travel to Brussels to win.

When asked whether it suggested a shift in the team’s mindset from previous Wales matches, 62-cap Roberts replied, “Yes is the straightforward answer.

We will play side-to-side with any team, and the manager has arrived, which is obvious because I know him from his time at Burnley.

With the goals from Joe Rodon, Kieffer Moore, and Harry Wilson, Wales escaped a difficult situation. Roberts remarked, “We have to keep being ourselves and not change. We have to keep the good habits that we’ve been learning and integrating over the past nine months, and do what we need to do to win the game.

Players are clearly hearing Bellamy’s message as they prepare for a crucial game in the campaign, which she has previously stated in public about not wanting to be seen as underdogs.

After two victories and a draw in their first three games, Wales leads Group J.

And the news that Belgium conceded a draw in North Macedonia in their opening game made their comfortable night in Cardiff against Liechtenstein even more enjoyable.

Rudi Garcia, manager of Belgium, stated to reporters that “his side must win against Wales.”

Brooks, however, claims that Wales haven’t changed their minds as a result of the defeat in Skopje.

We adored ourselves right away, Brooks said. We were going to try and win regardless, not as though we thought Belgium had to slack off for us to have a chance.