Wrexham Trio Earn Wales Call-Ups for Nations League Fixtures

Wrexham AFC trio Danny Ward, Nathan Broadhead, and Kieffer Moore have been called up to the Wales National team squad for the start of their UEFA Nations League campaign.

The three Red Dragon players will join Craig Bellamy’s national team for matches against Portugal, Denmark, and Norway. Cymru will play in Group A4, starting with two away games before returning to Cardiff for two home matches.

The campaign begins with a match against Portugal in Lisbon on Thursday, September 24. After that, Cymru will head to Copenhagen to play Denmark on Sunday, September 27, making for a tough start with two away games against strong European teams.

Bellamy’s team will then come back to Wales to play Norway at Cardiff City Stadium on Thursday, October 1. Their fourth match, also in Cardiff, will be a rematch against Denmark on Sunday, October 4.

While it’s been an up-and-down start to the 2026/27 Championship season for Wrexham, Danny Ward, Nathan Broadhead, and Kieffer Moore will welcome the chance to represent their nations again on the international stage.

These selections are another proud moment for Wrexham and show the international quality in the club’s first team. Ward, Broadhead, and Moore will each look to help Wales get off to a good start in a tough Nations League group.

Ward brings valuable experience as goalkeeper, Broadhead adds versatility and movement up front, and Moore gives Bellamy a strong central striker. Their selection means Wrexham is represented in several key positions for Cymru. Phil Parkinson’s side has other full internationals at his disposal, a far cry from five seasons ago in non-league.

The schedule will seriously test Craig Bellamy’s side, with Portugal and Denmark laden with quality across their squads. The fixtures will test the Welsh national team’s depth, preparation, and consistency. With four games in eleven days, including tough trips to Lisbon and Copenhagen, Cymru will have little time to recover.

The two home games in Cardiff should give Bellamy’s team important support as they aim for good early results. The international stage reflects positively on both the individuals and the club.

The club congratulated all three players after their selection was confirmed on the official Wrexham website and wished them luck as they join the national squad. Focus will remain with Wrexham ahead of another tough match this weekend following a disappointing 6-0 away defeat at the hands of West Ham United on Friday night.