Wales Euro 2024 squad: Rob Page's full squad for the play-offs

CARDIFF, WALES - JUNE 16: Welsh fans acknowledge David Brooks of Wales who makes his come back appearance following his recovery from stage 2 Hodgkin lymphoma during the UEFA EURO 2024 qualifying round group D match between Wales and Armenia at Cardiff City Stadium on June 16, 2023 in Cardiff, Wales. (Photo by Robin Jones/Getty Images)
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The Wales Euro 2024 squad will come around sooner than you think, as Rob Page looks to guide the nation to another European Championship.

Having never previously qualified for the Euros, the Dragons were the surprise package of Euro 2016 as they finished third – before going out in the last 16 at Euro 2020.

A first World Cup appearance for 64 years followed in 2022, and hopes are high that Wales can take their place among Europe's elite at Euro 2024 in Germany this summer.

To do so, they'll have to beat Poland in the play-off final – and they will have home advantage.

Wales' squad

Wales Euro 2024 squad: The squad for the play-offs

  • GK: Wayne Hennessey (Nottingham Forest)
  • GK: Danny Ward (Leicester)
  • GK: Adam Davies (Sheffield United)
  • GK: Tom King (Wolves)
  • DF: Ben Davies (Tottenham)
  • DF: Connor Roberts (Leeds on loan from Burnley)
  • DF: Chris Mepham (Bournemouth)
  • DF: Joe Rodon (Leeds on loan from Tottenham)
  • DF: Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest)
  • DF: Joe Low (Wycombe Wanderers)
  • DF: Jay Dasilva (Coventry City)
  • DF: Morgan Fox (QPR)
  • MF: Aaron Ramsey (Cardiff City)
  • MF: Harry Wilson (Fulham)
  • MF: Ethan Ampadu (Leeds)
  • MF: David Brooks (Southampton on loan from Bournemouth)
  • MF: Dylan Levitt (Hibernian)
  • MF: Rubin Colwill (Cardiff City)
  • MF: Jordan James (Birmingham City)
  • MF: Wes Burns (Ipswich Town)
  • MF: Josh Sheehan (Bolton Wanderers)
  • MF: Charlie Savage (Reading)
  • FW: Dan James (Leeds)
  • FW: Kieffer Moore (Ipswich Town on loan from Bournemouth)
  • FW: Brennan Johnson (Tottenham)
  • FW: Rabbi Matondo (Rangers)
  • FW: Nathan Broadhead (Ipswich Town)
  • FW: Liam Cullen (Swansea City)

Wales Euro 2024 squad numbers

Squad numbers are yet to be confirmed for Euro 2024.

Wales manager: Rob Page

HENSOL, WALES - OCTOBER 14: Rob Page head coach of Wales talks to the press during the Wales Press Conference at The Vale Resort on October 14, 2023 in Hensol, Wales. (Photo by Athena Pictures/Getty Images)

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In charge since November 2020 – having previously managed the U21s – Rob Page has already coached Wales at a Euros and a World Cup.

A recipient of 41 caps for the Welsh as a player, Page was a defender for the likes of Watford, Sheffield United and Coventry City.

Wales' star player

Brennan Johnson

Brennan Johnson

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Already capped 24 times at the age of 22, Brennan Johnson is living up to his billing as Wales' next big thing.

The versatile former Nottingham Forest forward joined Tottenham for almost £50m last summer, and he's enjoyed a strong first season in North London.

Included in the Dragons' 2022 World Cup squad, he came off the bench to replace Gareth Bale in their group game against England – symbolising a changing of the guard, perhaps?

FAQs

How many players are Wales allowed to take to Euro 2024?

UEFA confirmed in February that each competing nation will be able to name a final squad of 23 players in their Euro 2024 squads, including a mandatory three goalkeepers.

After a couple of tournaments featuring 26-player teams, UEFA have now reverted from the expanded squad. 

National managers were allowed to bring 26 players to 2021's European Championship for the first time at a major tournament, as a special measure brought in due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the fixture congestion, the expanded squads returned for the World Cup. Without those same issues, 23-player squads have made a return.

Tom Hancock

Tom Hancock started freelancing for FourFourTwo in April 2019 and has also written for the Premier League and Opta Analyst, among others. He supports Wycombe Wanderers and has a soft spot for Wealdstone. A self-confessed statto, he has been known to watch football with a spreadsheet (or several) open...