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7 September 2026

Ashley Williams and Alan Sheehan join Craig Bellamy's Wales backroom staff

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Ashley Williams and Alan Sheehan join Craig Bellamy's Wales backroom staff

Ex-Wales captain Ashley Williams and former Swansea boss Alan Sheehan have joined Craig Bellamy's backroom staff. The appointments were made ahead of Wales' Nations League campaign. BBC Sport reports the pair will link up with Bellamy as he prepares his coaching team for the continental competition. Williams comes in with experience as a former national captain, while Sheehan arrives having previously managed at club level with Swansea. Their additions alter the composition of Bellamy's support team as Wales move into competitive fixtures in the Nations League.

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The appointments expand Bellamy’s coaching options, directly affecting Wales’ preparation for their upcoming Nations League fixtures.

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