'Outstanding' Wilson back in Wales' Nations League squad

Wilson has not played for his country since March, having withdrawn from the September squad with a quadricep injury. The 29-year-old joined Leeds United from Fulham in the summer and has contributed one assist in nine appearances across all competitions this season.

His Leeds team-mate Rodon also returns, despite not playing since August after suffering a hamstring injury while representing Daniel Farke's side.

Bellamy is also hoping Rodon and the rest of his returning players come through their club commitments before joining the squad.

“Joe's been immense, so it's great having him. Players have to come through [for their clubs] this week, so, fingers crossed, when we report on Sunday, we have these players available because they're really important to us.”

Manchester United goalkeeper Karl Darlow has been recalled, while Joe Duncan receives his first senior call-up. Duncan is on loan at National League side Southend United from Championship club Bristol City.

Cardiff City's Rubin Colwill earns his first call-up since last November. Kai Andrews, on loan at Oxford United from Coventry City, returns for the first time since June.

Wales took three points from their opening three matches during the last international break. They are three points behind Denmark and level on points with fourth-placed Norway, leaving them at risk of a relegation play-off or demotion from League A. A top-two finish would secure a place in the quarter-finals.