Harry Wilson has confirmed his fitness for Wales before the upcoming World Cup play-off fixtures. The midfielder had concerns regarding a muscle injury but expects to join the national squad for the crucial matches. He currently plays for Fulham in the Premier League, where he has been a regular figure in the starting line-up this season, according to Sky Sports.
Wales manager Craig Bellamy is set to name his squad on Tuesday. The team faces a semi-final tie as it attempts to secure a place in the 2026 tournament. Wilson has scored 10 goals in 54 appearances for his country and remains a key part of the offensive unit, per The Guardian.
The 28-year-old midfielder played 75 minutes for Fulham in their recent league fixture. He reported no ill effects following the match and intends to participate in full training sessions next week. His availability provides a significant boost to the Welsh midfield options for the play-off path, according to The Athletic.
