Craig Bellamy has finalized his coaching staff for the Wales national team, bringing in Ashley Williams and Alan Sheehan to assist in preparations for the upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures.

Ashley Williams, who earned 86 caps for Wales and served as the national team captain, joins the setup following a successful playing career that included significant stints at Swansea City and Everton. His appointment is viewed as an effort to integrate experienced leadership into the new management structure.

Alan Sheehan, who previously managed Swansea City on an interim basis, joins the staff as an assistant coach. Sheehan brings recent experience in club management and tactical development, having worked closely with players in the English Football League system.

These appointments mark the first major additions to Bellamy’s backroom team since he took the helm of the national side. The staff will now focus on readying the squad for their Nations League campaign, which serves as a primary objective for the new management team as they look to establish a clear identity and tactical approach for the national squad.