Luke Harris in Welsh squad.

[Des Parrot]

Players born in UK dependencies such as the Channel Isles may choose any of the UK national teams to play for.

Kieran Tieney is a good case in point, Manx born plays for Scotland.

My lad is Manx born, chose to represent Northern Ireland (not football) under the same rules

[City123]

Welsh grandparent according to a Wales forum. Harris also mentioned how special playing for Wales is for him and his family in an interview so definitely some connection there

I read that they're trying to close the Channel Islands loophole and make them eligible for just England

[Rjk]

Welsh grandparent according to a Wales forum. Harris also mentioned how special playing for Wales is for him and his family in an interview so definitely some connection there

I read that they're trying to close the Channel Islands loophole and make them eligible for just England

how can they justify that?

[Tuerto]

how can they justify that?

They'll be after sully island next.

[City123]

how can they justify that?

I think it has something to do with Jersey having a team in the English pyramid, I can't really remember the exact details but it has been rumoured for a while

I see Jordan James has returned to the fold having been called into the u21s and was responding positively to Wales fans on Twitter. Hopefully he's back for good

[Wales-Bales]

It will be interesting to see how he performs in these games, if he gets a chance. Given the current injury situation, there could be space for a creative attacking midfielder in the squad.

[Pearcey3]

It’s a bit concerning that Bale and Ramsey are both struggling to be fit and Harry Wilson is likely to be out for a while yet.

[Wales-Bales]

It’s a bit concerning that Bale and Ramsey are both struggling to be fit and Harry Wilson is likely to be out for a while yet.

They are all cutting it a bit fine.

[BLUETIT]

They'll be after sully island next.

As long as they leave Barry Island alone !

[Pembroke blue]

They are all cutting it a bit fine.

Just got this funny feeling they will all be fit and raring to go by the time the World Cup starts

[rs3100]

Welsh grandparent according to a Wales forum. Harris also mentioned how special playing for Wales is for him and his family in an interview so definitely some connection there

I read that they're trying to close the Channel Islands loophole and make them eligible for just England

I've found out the link. His Grandmother (my uncle's ex-wife) is from Cardiff.

[FormerlyJohnnyBreadhead]

I see Jordan James has returned to the fold having been called into the u21s and was responding positively to Wales fans on Twitter. Hopefully he's back for good

It baffles me that he's not in the senior squad.

Forget the fact that he's 18, he's starting week in week out for a Championship team. Joniesta (as much as I love the guy) is playing in League 2. Morrell in League 1. This Luke Harris has obviously got a lot of potential but he's not played any (or very little) senior football yet.

When you add in the fact that he's seemingly in a bit of a tug-of-war between Wales and England, you think they'd be desperate to cap him too.

[Wales-Bales]

It baffles me that he's not in the senior squad.

Forget the fact that he's 18, he's starting week in week out for a Championship team. Joniesta (as much as I love the guy) is playing in League 2. Morrell in League 1. This Luke Harris has obviously got a lot of potential but he's not played any (or very little) senior football yet.

When you add in the fact that he's seemingly in a bit of a tug-of-war between Wales and England, you think they'd be desperate to cap him too.

Maybe they can't tell jokes or play cards in the evenings? I can't think of any other reason why they aren't being developed as squad players before they take the next step.

[Wales-Bales]

Just got this funny feeling they will all be fit and raring to go by the time the World Cup starts

Bale, Ramsey & Wilson are probably our most creative players, and they are trying to overcome long-term fitness issues. I don't think we will see them all playing the full 90 minutes of 3 games in 8 days, so I hope the manager has a Plan B.

[City123]

It baffles me that he's not in the senior squad.

Forget the fact that he's 18, he's starting week in week out for a Championship team. Joniesta (as much as I love the guy) is playing in League 2. Morrell in League 1. This Luke Harris has obviously got a lot of potential but he's not played any (or very little) senior football yet.

When you add in the fact that he's seemingly in a bit of a tug-of-war between Wales and England, you think they'd be desperate to cap him too.

Looks like you may get your wish with Allen out

[City123]

Jordan James called up to the Wales squad

DIWEDDARIAD CARFAN ��������������

Jordan James has been added to the squad for his first senior team call up.

Ben Davies and Joe Allen have been forced to withdraw due to injury.#TogetherStronger pic.twitter.com/z6g5cbrkXy

— Wales �������������� (@Cymru) September 19, 2022

[Pedro de la Rosa]

Jordan James called up to the Wales squad

Good news long term. Dragon Soccer was saying Wales were happy for him to go to the England camp last time, and he didn't enjoy his time and is glad to be back with us.

[Wales-Bales]

Charlie Savage is now training with the Manchester United 1st team, and it's only a matter of time before we have a decent midfield again.

[Mr Soul '68]

Another young player called up

Wales call up Birmingham teenager Jordan James for Nations League games

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62941993

[NottinghamBlue]

When you add in the fact that he's seemingly in a bit of a tug-of-war between Wales and England, you think they'd be desperate to cap him too.

IIRC, a player can change country if he has played three, or fewer, competitive first team games for a country whilst under the age of 21.