Bristol City goalkeeper Duncan named in Wales squad

Summarised from BristolLive's report · Updated 4 Nov, 21:57 · Archive

Bristol City goalkeeper Joe Duncan, on loan at Southend, has been named in the Wales squad for Nations League matches.

Bristol City goalkeeper Joe Duncan has been named in the Wales squad for Nations League matches against Norway and Portugal. The 20-year-old, currently on loan at National League club Southend, is the only new call-up and replaces Everton back-up Tom King in the senior set-up. Duncan qualifies for Wales through his maternal grandfather who is from Cardiff, and has previously represented Wales Under-21s.

Wales manager Craig Bellamy has named a 26-strong group for the trip to Norway on 14 November and Portugal's visit to Cardiff three days later. Defender Joe Rodon returns despite not having played for over two months due to a hamstring injury, while Leeds forward Harry Wilson and Manchester United goalkeeper Karl Darlow also return after missing the start of the Nations League through injury. Wolves midfielder Jordan James misses out after sustaining an injury, while Cardiff defender Dylan Lawlor and Wrexham forward Nathan Broadhead are again absent.

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• Young Bristol City goalkeeper named in Wales squad for Nations League gamesJoe Duncan, who is on a season-long loan at National League club Southend, replaces Tom King in the squad.BristolLive · 4 Nov, 16:29

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