Craig Bellamy says Wales will definitely be better after Romania’s woes

Wales had 57% of Bucharest’s possession and managed nine shots on target.

But players like Ethan Ampadu, Brennan Johnson and substitute Luis Koumas were guilty of wasting chances.

Defeat means Wales go four games without a win in 2026, with Bellamy’s men last tasting success in November with their stunning 7-1 victory over North Macedonia.

His side will return to action in the Nations League A – where they will face Portugal, Denmark and Norway – later this year.

Wales goalscorer Brooks said the team needed to be “miles better” this campaign.

“We weren’t good enough, not at all,” Brooks told BBC Match of the Wales.

“We have to look at it again and try to make something positive out of it.

“We held the ball pretty well, but we lacked penetrating passes.

“We played in the wrong area. We have to be better in the Nations League and in the next camp.”