Wales v Ghana: ‘World Cup miss still hurts’, says Neko Williams ahead of friendly with finalists

Strictly speaking, Wales’ next tournament is the Nations League, with top-level games against Portugal, Denmark and Norway in the autumn – and an undoubted test of the team’s mettle under Bellamy.

However, with the World Cup out of reach, the next real chance at a major stage is the Euros, with games at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff to qualify for Wales.

It’s that possibility that inspires Bellamy, it’s about Interest from Burnley Recently, however, Kay Williams said the players still have more to show with this squad.

“He has changed a lot in the team since he arrived,” said the 55-cap defender. “But, at the same time, it hasn’t been long so the more time we have, the better we’re going to be.

“We’re enjoying it, we’ve got the Nations League to test ourselves against the best teams, and then our aim is the next tournament and the Euros.

“Two years will fly by and the image of walking into the stadium is incredible – these are the moments you want in football.”