Wales start their 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign in Belgium on March 24 and host the Czech Republic in Cardiff six days later.
But Welsh football is currently in a state of crisis with manager Ryan Giggs not attending games and chief executive Jonathan Ford leaving his position at the end of the month.
Here, the PA news agency examines the issues facing Wales just 89 days before their first game at this summer’s delayed Euro 2020 tournament.
What’s happening with Ryan Giggs?
So Giggs has not been involved with Wales since?
The FAW and Ryan Giggs have mutually agreed that he will not be involved in the upcoming international camp.
Robert Page will take charge for the next three matches against Belgium, Mexico and the Czech Republic.
— FA WALES (@FAWales) March 10, 2021
Well, he was not physically at Wales’ November games – a drawn friendly against the United States and Nations League wins over the Republic of Ireland and Finland which saw them top their group and secure promotion to the top tier of European football. But Giggs selected the squad and was in daily contact with caretaker boss Robert Page and the rest of the support staff. The same arrangement is in place for Wales’ three March games, according to Page, although the Football Association of Wales said last week Giggs would not be involved in the upcoming camp.
Will this be sorted soon?
But the chief executive’s gone too?
