Wilson delighted boss Bellamy staying with Wales

Wilson delighted boss Bellamy staying with WalesImage source, FAWImage caption, Forward Harry Wilson scored a hat-trick for Wales against North Macedonia in November 2025Published2 minutes agoCommentsWales captain Harry Wilson is delighted head coach Craig Bellamy is staying with Wales, after talks about taking over at Burnley fell through.Wilson, 29, has also said that his own move to Leeds United was influenced by the strong Wales contingent at Elland Road.The former Fulham forward has told the BBC he is in the prime of his career and ready to accept leadership responsibility for club and country.Bellamy looked set to take over at Turf Moor in June but could not reach agreement with the relegated Championship club, a turn of events which pleased the Wales skipper."Yes, obviously from a selfish point of view, I'm delighted that he stayed," said Wrexham-born Wilson."I think since he's come in 18 months, two years ago, he's definitely made me a better player."Leeds confirm Wilson arrival on free transferPublished13 hours agoWilson believes all is Wales team-mates have also benefitted from Bellamy's coaching."He's definitely made our country a better team," he added."The way he plays, the ideas he's got across to us, the way he sees football, from a personal point of view, it's benefited me and I think if you ask everyone in that squad, they'll say the same. "So, yes, I'm delighted he's staying because we've got a massive Nations League campaign and then beyond that, a home Euros as well."Image source, FAWImage caption, Harry Wilson (right) began his career with LiverpoolAs Bellamy prepares to begin Wales' Nations League A campaign with Portugal, Denmark and Norway starting in September, he can be expected to be a frequent visitor to Elland Road.Having opted to move to Yorkshire following the expiry of his contract with Fulham, sought-after Wilson adds to a signifi...