Wales v Kazakhstan: alignments, statistics and preview

PREVIOUS WISTING FOR WALES V KAZAKHSTAN

Craig Bellamy begins his attempts to drive to Wales in the World Cups on his back when Kazakhstan welcomed Cardiff on Saturday.

The former Captain has made an excellent beginning of life by the national team, which was unbeaten in his six games so far, of which he has won three.

A 4-1 victory over Iceland for the Dragons achieved the promotion of League B of Nations at the end of last year, also achieving at least one play-off site for the World Cup next summer.

Ultimately, the next world cup classifiers are where Bellamy will be judged and will wait for a good start to a group containing Belgium, North Macedonia and Liechtenstein, as well as Kazakhstan.

This qualified campaign will be the first in Wales without the former talisman Gareth Bale since 2004, when Bellamy was still playing, with the 45 -year -old who sought to use in a new age.

Belgium seems to be the biggest rivals in Wales to get the first place in the rating, with the opponents on Saturday Kazakhstan who supported an unpleasant 2024 after losing seven of their eight games, including defeats in each of their last five.

But, although the qualification of the World Cup will be a large part of whether Bellamy is considered a success or failure, he insists that he is not the most important of his mind.

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“I want players to qualify. I want to train in a World Cup? Yes, but is the most important thing? I’m fine, trust me,” said Wales.

“I want the money that can be invested again, to help us continue to improve this game?

“I’m going to come and go … but I want a legacy. I want to be able to say,” In his period he did. “

“The more I do, I am always thinking that this is serious, this is full -time. This is not a part -time role. The people of Wales deserve it.”