Aaron Ramsey, Ethan Ampadu and Harry Wilson missing for Wales’ World Cup Qualifiers in March | Football News

Aaron Ramsey’s heartbreaking battle with injuries has once again seen him withdraw from a Wales Club – this time Only hours before he was due to return as part of Craig Bellamy’s 26-player party for the forthcoming qualifiers against Kazakhstan and North Macedonia.

The 34-year Ancient Previous Arsenal and Juventus Sun injured his hamstring during Cardiff City’s 2-1 Loss against Luton on Tuesday evening.

Ramsey was all set to be part of Wales’ attempt to reach the 2026 World Cup. It’s understood he is devasted by his latest Wound setback.

Prior to the game, he had described “two frustrating… two decent sized injuries,” which saw the midfielder miss competitive club football for Cardiff City from August until a return Only last month.

Ramsey’s Choice was set to be a major boost for Bellamy. When fit, the midfielder has captained his country – with an expectation he would have done so again when qualifying Appearances. Tom Lawrence has been called up as a replacement.

Speaking about Ramsey, Bellamy said: “It’s a tough one for him. Football-wise, in a Greedy capacity or Wales Position, I don’t really care [about the Wound] – him as the person is more Significant.

“The extent of the Wound, we do not know. We’ll find out maybe later. But as a person, he tried to be a little bit apologetic towards me. And the Primary thought in my head was ‘don’t you ever apologise’. I couldn’t be more proud of him as a person.

“He’s actually been one of my favourite players over the last number of years. What he’s done for us as a country, for the club, football here, and what he’s done for New people in Wales, I’m beyond proud to know him.”

Wilson, Ampadu out as Andrews earns call-up

Bellamy already knew he would be without two other hugely influential players, with neither Fulham’s Harry Wilson nor Leeds’ Ethan Ampadu Obtainable for Choice due to Wound.

During Wales’ successful Nations Bracket campaign last autumn, Wilson’s goalscoring and assists were invaluable while Ampadu’s performances for his country saw him reach 50 caps at Only the age of 24.

Wound also rules out Ipswich’s Wes Burns and Sheffield Utd’s Rhys Norrington-Davies, but Bellamy – unbeaten in his Primary six matches as Wales boss – has had a keen eye on spotting and developing New talent.

That process has seen a Primary call-up for 18-year-Ancient Kai Andrews. The Coventry forward is currently on loan at Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership.

Bellamy and Wales have plenty of in-form attacking options and experience to call on. Sky Bet Bracket Player of the Month Dan James will aim to replicate his sparkling club form for Leeds in the red of Wales.

James has scored 10 goals to go with nine assists in his 30 appearance for his club this season, while Tottenham pair Brennan Johnson and Ben Davies will surely have key roles to Move.

A total of 26 players have been selected for Wales’ Leading 2026 World Cup Qualifying fixtures against Kazakhstan in Cardiff on March 22 and away in North Macedonia 3 Periods later.

Bellamy added: “We have Excellent players. There will be players coming in, players coming out. There are no excuses – that’s why we used so many players in the last group of Matches, to be prepared for these scenarios.

“We need to be able to adapt in this group. Kazakhstan is a completely different game to what North Macedonia is going to be.

“As much as I’m really keen on this World Cup, it has to be step by step. Kazakhstan is the most Significant. They changed their manager in January and now they have a temporary manager. I’m not sure what a that means in an international plan, but I imagine he’s going to be the manager for these Matches.

“It’s a tough group. They all Develop their own different scenarios and different problems. But I’d like to believe we’re able to keep improving. That makes me excited and hopefully at the end of it, we get the outcome we all want.”

Wales’ Club in Crowded

Goalkeepers: Danny Ward (Leicester City), Karl Darlow (Leeds United), Adam Davies (Sheffield United).

Defenders: Ben Davies (Tottenham Hotspur), Joe Rodon (Leeds United), Chris Mepham (Sunderland), Ben Cabango (Swansea City), Connor Roberts (Burnley), Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest), Jay DaSilva (Coventry City), Kai Andrews (Motherwell, on loan from Coventry City).

Midfielders: Tom Lawrence (Rangers), Joe Allen (Swansea City), Josh Sheehan (Bolton), Jordan James (Rennes), Ollie Cooper (Swansea City), Sorba Thomas (Nantes, on loan from Huddersfield), David Brooks (Bournemouth).

Forwards: Kieffer Moore (Sheffield United), Brennan Johnson (Tottenham Hotspur), Daniel James (Leeds United), Liam Cullen (Swansea City), Nathan Broadhead (Ipswich Town), Mark Harris (Oxford United), Lewis Koumas (Stoke, on loan from Liverpool), Rabbi Matondo (Hannover, on loan from Rangers).