Liverpool's Koumas can be special for Wales - Rush
Liverpool legend Ian Rush believes Lewis Koumas could help ease Wales' forward concerns, and says the Reds must target a top-four finish plus a trophy this season.
Wales' football team is facing a shortage of top talent and depth, as highlighted by the recent withdrawal of Kieffer Moore from the squad due to injury. In response, former Wales star Ian Rush believes Liverpool forward Lewis Koumas could be a valuable asset for the team. Rush praised Koumas, stating that he has had a fantastic few months and is likely to be experienced enough to start for Wales, even if he doesn't score.
Rush is not entirely convinced that Koumas' best position is as a number nine, but he emphasizes the value Koumas brings to the team regardless of his role. Rush also noted that Liverpool is improving under manager James, but there's still room for further improvement as players return from injury. He believes that securing a top-four finish in the Premier League, along with winning a trophy, would mark a successful first campaign for Iraola.
The Wales team will face Norway and Portugal in consecutive matches, with Bournemouth and Crystal Palace to be faced next.
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