Harry Wilson returns to the Wales squad for their Nations League fixtures against Norway and Portugal after a lengthy injury absence. The Leeds United midfielder has not featured for his country since March but is now back in contention. Meanwhile, 20-year-old goalkeeper Joe Duncan earns his first senior call-up, replacing Tom King.
Duncan, on loan at Southend United from Bristol City, qualifies for Wales through his maternal grandfather. Joe Rodon also returns to the squad despite not playing since August due to a hamstring injury. Rubin Colwill is recalled, but Jordan James is ruled out with an injury sustained during Wolves' match against Cardiff City.
Wales currently sit third in Group A4, with only one win from their four matches so far. They face Norway in Oslo on Saturday, 14 November, before hosting Portugal at Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday, 17 November. A top-two finish would secure a place in the Nations League quarter-finals in March 2027, while finishing third would trigger a relegation play-off.
The full squad includes notable returns and new additions as Craig Bellamy's side aims to avoid relegation from the top tier.
Source: BBC Sport · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing