Wales has to indicate proof after disappointment in Qatar, Davis says

Ben Davis admits disappointment from Wales’s exit at the 2022 World Cup, which took some time to overcome, but the defender insists that the team is more excited than ever before his liquidation against Kazakhstan.

Wales was eliminated from the tournament in Qatar at the group stage without winning what was his first appearance in the World Cup finals in 64 years.

Dragons begins her 2026 World Cup campaign on Saturday, where they welcome Kazakhstan at Cardiff City.

Wales was not defeated during the era of the new director Craig Bilami and will be full of trust after the promotion of the Nations League in November.

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Davis will turn the team in the absence of the injured Aaron Ramsey, and despite the last strong team, the defender was explicit in his evaluation of his offer two years ago.

“It is something that is committed to me and I am sure that he is manipulating many other players,” said Davis.

“The best moment in Qatar for us may be the game of Ukraine there. It was disappointing there, which is difficult to overcome for a while.

“I didn’t really appear on the world stage how much we are in the quality or extent of our quality. So that hunger is still to go and do it again there.”

Besides their opponents on Saturday, Wales was drawn in a qualified group with Liechtenstein, northern Macedonia and Belgium.

While there are likely to be complex tests waiting for Davis and Co.. From Kazakhstan, Tottenham player believes that there is nothing like a washed concrete conclusion.

“Every game will now be at the international level a difficult game. We realize that the expectation (to win) exists, but not something we must as a group pay any attention to it,” Davis said.

“It will be a difficult game against an opponent that will make it very difficult for us and will fight for every ball.”

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The game will also serve as the first qualifying game for the first Bilami Championship as director.

The 45-year-old, who won 78 capsules for Laleys as a player, supervised three wins and three draws in his first six games-the best start for any Wales manager.

Davis believes that the team reaps bonuses of Bilami training talents.

“I feel that I am learning things all the time,” Davis said about playing in Billy.

“The level of details in the training field and in the meeting rooms is not higher.

Wales Kazakhstan will take over at Cardiff City on Saturday, with the start of the match at 19:45 in the United Kingdom.