FAW chief expects Bellamy to remain Wales boss

FAW chief expects Bellamy to remain Wales bossImage source, FAWImage caption, Noel Mooney has been FAW chief executive since 2021, with Craig Bellamy appointed Wales men's head coach in 2022 Published10 minutes agoFootball Association of Wales (FAW) chief executive Noel Mooney expects Craig Bellamy to stay on as Wales head coach after the collapse of his proposed move to Burnley.Bellamy was in advanced talks over taking charge at the Championship club before news emerged on Thursday that the 46-year-old's possible switch to Turf Moor was off.Speaking on Friday, Mooney said Bellamy is "absolutely committed" to Wales and that the focus is now on this autumn's Nations League campaign."Craig's been brilliant with us. He got us promoted from Nations League B to A, and we look forward to going to Nations League A this autumn, against Portugal, Denmark and Norway," Mooney said."We were unfortunate not to get the World Cup on penalty kicks - when you get to penalty kicks it's a lottery."We'd loved to have been there, but now our focus is very much on Nations League A and Craig at the helm."To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Wales' highs and lows under BellamyEx-Wales international Iwan Roberts feels former team-mate Bellamy has "burned a lot of bridges" as a result of the Burnley negotiations.Roberts suggested "the big question now" surrounds whether the FAW will keep faith with Bellamy, whose Wales contract runs until Euro 2028.But when asked in an interview with the BBC's Politics Wales programme whether Bellamy will be in charge when Wales return to action in September, Mooney said: "Yeah, we just look forward to these games."He's done a terrific job here so far. He has got us playing really, really good football. We're just looking forward to the autumn now."BBC extends deal for...