Wilson a doubt for Wales' Nations League opener

Leeds forward Harry Wilson faces a race to be fit for Wales' Nations League campaign after suffering a quad injury.

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What happened. Harry Wilson is a major doubt for Wales' Nations League campaign after suffering a quadriceps muscle injury. Leeds boss Daniel Farke confirmed the forward will miss Sunday's Premier League game against Crystal Palace and is likely to sit out Wales' upcoming fixtures.

• Wilson was named in Craig Bellamy's squad for games against Portugal, Denmark and Norway.
• He has 69 caps and 17 goals for Wales.
• Wales are already without several injured players including Joe Rodon and Nathan Broadhead.

“He will also probably miss the Welsh games, so definitely not good news for him and also not for the Welsh team.”

— Daniel Farke

Wales begin their Nations League campaign away to Portugal on 24 September, with Wilson's absence a significant blow to Craig Bellamy's plans.

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