Page, speaking on behalf of M&S Food’s Eat Well, Play Well campaign, said: “I can’t fault any of the players. Skipper Gareth Bale joined Los Angeles FC after nine years at Real Madrid, and Aaron Ramsey and Joe Rodon went to Ligue 1 in France with respective moves to Nice and Rennes.ĭylan Levitt, Joe Allen, Neco Williams and Rabbi Matondo also made summer switches. Several Wales players swapped clubs this summer and Page believes the prospect of more game time for those players will be hugely beneficial to the Dragons in Qatar. I will touch base with him and see how he’s doing.” Ethan has proved in the last two to three years he's not afraid to go and play games
“But if he’s not, then that’s something he might have to address. “He’s had a pre-season to help him, and it’s great if he’s playing and a part of it. “He was back in the Chelsea squad on the weekend, so perhaps they have seen that he’s going to add value to the squad. “He’s done it in the Premier League, Bundesliga (RB Leipzig) and he’s gone over to Italy to play. Wales manager Robert Page says he will speak to Ethan Ampadu about his club situation with the World Cup in Qatar on the horizon (Zac Goodwin/PA) “Ethan has proved in the last two to three years he’s not afraid to go and play games. “That’s a conversation I’ll have with Ethan,” Page told the PA news agency with just over a week of the transfer window remaining. Ampadu has made just 12 Chelsea appearances since joining as a 16-year-old from Exeter in 2017, and Page says the 36-times capped player may have to go on loan again to get playing time before Wales’ first appearance at a World Cup for 64 years.