Wales announce squad for September International break

Tottenham Hotspur's Brennan Johnson has been called up for Wales

For Wales' forthcoming international trial encounter against the Korea Republic (Thursday, September 7) as well as its UEFA EURO 2024 qualifier with Latvia in Riga (Monday, September 11), Rob Page has named his team of 25 players.

Josh Sheehan gets called up for the first time since 2021, while Tom Lockyer is back on the team following heart surgery. Liam Cullen, Tom King, and Morgan Fox are the only players on the team without a single appearance.

The three players without a cap are Swansea attacker Liam Cullen, QPR defender Morgan Fox, and custodian Tom King of Wolves.

After receiving red cards in June, Kieffer Moore and Joe Morrell were each banned from the Latvia playoff.

Both players were given two-game suspensions; Bournemouth forward Moore served the initial match of his ban in Turkey despite receiving a red card against Armenia. Morrell, a midfielder for Portsmouth, was sent off against Turkey in Samsun and will not play in Croatia's qualifying match in October.

Wales are fourth in Group D of Euro 2024 qualifiers.

Wales announce squad ahead of September International break

Goalkeeper: Wayne HENNESSEY (Nottingham Forest), Danny WARD (Leicester City), Adam DAVIES (Sheffield United),

Defenders: Tom KING (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Ben DAVIES (Tottenham Hotspur), Morgan FOX (Queens Park Rangers), Joe RODON (Leeds United, on loan from Tottenham Hotspur), Ben CABANGO (Swansea City), Chris MEPHAM (AFC Bournemouth), Tom LOCKYER (Luton Town),

Midfielder: Neco WILLIAMS (Nottingham Forest), Connor ROBERTS (Burnley), Wes BURNS (Ipswich Town), Ethan AMPADU (Leeds United), Josh SHEEHAN (Bolton Wanderers), Jordan JAMES (Birmingham City), Joe MORRELL (Portsmouth), Harry WILSON (Fulham), Aaron RAMSEY (Cardiff City), Kieffer MOORE (AFC Bournemouth), Nathan BROADHEAD (Ipswich Town),

Forwards: Brennan JOHNSON (Nottingham Forest), David BROOKS (AFC Bournemouth), Tom BRADSHAW (Millwall), Liam CULLEN (Swansea City).