Harry Wilson has given Wales a major boost by confirming his fitness for their World Cup play-off semi-final later this month. The Fulham winger is a crucial player for Wales, having scored 12 of his 17 international goals in the past three years. His importance was underlined dramatically when he netted a hat-trick in Wales' 7-1 demolition of North Macedonia last November, which secured home advantage for the play-offs.

Wilson's form for Fulham this season has been exceptional, with nine goals and six assists, making him a target for clubs like Aston Villa and Everton, whose February bid was rejected. His contract expires at the end of this season, meaning he could leave on a free transfer unless a new deal is agreed. Wilson himself downplayed transfer speculation, stating he tries not to listen to it and focuses solely on his football ahead of the crucial World Cup play-offs.