Wales are in Group A4 of the Nations League and face Norway on Saturday. After a surprise victory over Erling Haaland and his team in Cardiff last month - the first ever win in the top tier - the Welsh side are third in the group. A win in Oslo would move them closer to survival and improve Euro 2028 qualification prospects.
However, another win isn't enough to guarantee a top-three finish; they could still finish level with Norway and Denmark, separated by goal difference. Attacking midfielder Harry Wilson, 29, has 17 international goals - the most in the current Wales squad - and is eager to return to international duty. Wilson has been absent from the group due to a muscle injury.
His return is seen as a boost for Craig Bellamy's side, who need a win to have a better chance of advancing to the Nations League quarter-finals. The article also notes Wilson's recent move from Fulham to Leeds United on a free transfer in July.
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