The squad, the team’s news, confirmed the teams that start at a time when Dragons is looking to continue recovery under Bilami

Wales begins her qualifying campaign at the 2026 World Cup against Kazakhstan in Cardiff, in the hope of extending her operation, which was not defeated during the reign of his president, Craig Bilami.

Dragons is not currently defeated in the shadow of Bellamy, who took the duties of Rob Beige last July, and in November, he got up to the league A from the Nations League.

With three wins and three draws under the former Newcastle player, Liverpool and Manchester City, Wales hoped to qualify for the successive World Cup for the first time ever.

In the absence of Aaron Ramsey, Tottenham Ben Davis defender will connect the team against Kazakhstan, which was withdrawn alongside a group that also contains Liechtenstein, North Macedonia and Belgium.

Below, how the two teams line up in Cardiff.

Wales team

Wales are the second seeds in the J group behind the top of Belgium, but Belhami and its partners. It may have their scenes on automatic rehabilitation after its strong presentation in the Nations League.

However, it is less than that it is in its full power, with Ramzi, Harry Wilson, Ramsay, and Ethan Imam and Lewis.

Wells: Darlo Roberts, Roddon, B.Davies (C), N.williams; Shihan, Thomas; De James, Brooks, Johnson; Colin

Submarines: Ward, Davies, MEPHAM, Caango, Allen, Lawrence, Matondo, Moore, Dasilva, J.james, Harris, Broadhead

Wales 11 🏴

Our team to face Kazakhstan in the capital 🙌

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– Cymru) March 22, 2025

Kazakhstan team

Visitors will start the game as the vulnerable and will be considered anything other than Wales’s victory as a result of a shock.

Geographically, the country is located in Central Asia and the national team was originally part of the Asian Football Association of Asian Football Association after gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

Then they joined UEFA in the early first decade of the twentieth century, but the team has not yet qualified for the World Cup or Europe finals.

Kazakhstan: Zarutskiy, Tapalov, Bystrov, Marochkin, Alip, Vorogovskiy; Cheshnokov, Tagybergen, Muzhikov, Samorodov; Chaxilicov

Submarines: Pokatilov, Seisen, Astanov, Zhumakhanov, Zhaksybayev, Kenzhebek, Zhagorov, Zhukov, Aimbetov, Satpayev, Orazov, Mukhameded