Wales head coach Craig Bellamy will head to Spain next week for a warm-weather training camp without a number of high-profile Premier League players.
With the final round of top flight games taking place on Sunday, 25 May, Bellamy will start preparations for June’s World Cup qualifiers without the likes of Tottenham Hotspur’s Ben Davies and Brennan Johnson and Fulham’s Harry Wilson.
Daniel James, Ethan Ampadu, Karl Darlow and Joe Rodon, all fresh off the back of winning the Championship with Leeds United, are included in a group of 29 players.
The Football Association of Wales says the training camp will allow Bellamy and his staff to “view players that have been involved in the senior team, U21 and U19 squads across the 2024-25 season”.
Wales are second in World Cup qualifying Group J after winning the opening game of their campaign 3-1 against Kazakhstan in March, before drawing 1-1 at group leaders North Macedonia.
Bellamy’s side face winless Liechtenstein at Cardiff City Stadium on Friday, 6 June before travelling to Brussels the following Monday to face top seeds Belgium, who are yet to start their campaign.
Every game of Wales’ 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign is televised live on BBC Cymru Wales.
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Source: BBC
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