Harry Wilson has been recalled to the Wales squad for their Nations League fixtures against Norway and Portugal, with young goalkeeper Joe Duncan also earning his first senior call-up. Wilson, a key player for Wales in recent years, missed previous matches due to injury. His Leeds United teammate, defender Joe Rodon, also returns to the squad despite a recent hamstring injury. Cardiff City playmaker Rubin Colwill is back in the fold, but midfielder Jordan James is unavailable after an injury sustained last Saturday.
The sole new addition to the squad is 20-year-old Joe Duncan, currently on loan at Southend United from Bristol City. Duncan, who has represented Wales at the U21 level, qualifies for the senior team through his maternal grandfather from Cardiff. He replaces Tom King in the senior squad.
Wales are preparing to face Norway in Oslo on November 14, followed by a home match against Portugal later that week. The team is aiming to maintain its position in the top tier of the Nations League. Currently third in Group A4, Wales' sole victory in their four matches to date was against Norway. The team's final standing could range from second to fourth place, with a top-two finish leading to the Nations League quarter-finals in March 2027. A third-place finish would necessitate a relegation play-off against a League B team, while finishing last could result in a play-off or direct relegation, depending on international rankings.