Wilson major Wales injury concern for Nations League
Leeds United forward Harry Wilson is a major doubt for the start of Wales' Nations League campaign because of a leg muscle injury.
Harry Wilson, a crucial forward for Wales with 17 goals in 69 international appearances, is facing a significant setback for the upcoming Nations League campaign. The Leeds United player has suffered a quadriceps muscle injury, which will keep him sidelined from the start of Wales' League A return. Despite being named in the squad for matches against Portugal, Denmark, and Norway from September to October, club manager Daniel Farke confirmed Wilson's unavailability for Sunday's Premier League fixture against Crystal Palace due to the injury.
The news is a major blow for both Wilson and the Welsh team, especially considering his excellent international form over the past year. Wales is currently ranked 38th in the world, the lowest position since August 2014, and will face Portugal, Norway, and Denmark in a four-match international break.
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