Welsh Football

Swansea City believe they have picked up a rare talent with Bobby Wales, the club’s third signing of the summer.

He arrived at Newport County from Swansea City with lots of hype, but Geoffroy Bony will depart after just one season.

Wrexham striker Steven Fletcher has announced he is leaving the club, clearing the decks for Premier League talent such as Tom Cairney of Fulham.

Nathan Jones has one foot in the Championship with Charlton Athletic . . . which may make any deal with League One Cardiff City less attractive.

Karl Darlow has gone from Leeds United’s shadows to finding the limelight with Wales – now he’s heading for the Premier League, as Ian Mitchelmore explains.

Tom Lawrence has had a meandering career, full of peaks and troughs, but Craig Bellamy thinks there is talent there still to unlock for Wales, as Ian Mitchelmore explains.

Cardiff City’s hunt for a new manager has gone into its wide search phase, which may well include local boy made good and bad, Nathan Jones.

Wrexham have done the USA thing, so they are now doing the Australia thing instead. Kerching!

Kieffer Moore is 90 minutes away from returning to the Premier League after his goal-scoring contribution for Sheffield United.

Nathan Jones, linked heavily with Cardiff City, could be on his way to the Championship with Charlton Athletic.

It has been a tough season in the Premier League for Nathan Broadhead and Wes Burns, but a return to the Championship may prove a blessing for Wales, says Ian Mitchelmore.

Newport County have moved quickly to identify the man they want in charge at Rodney Parade next season.

He was arguably the most controversial Wales manager in history, but now Bobby Gould has claimed his spell in charge should never have happened.

Kieffer Moore has sometimes become a spare part not needed by Sheffield United, but Craig Bellamy requires all options, as Ian Mitchelmore explores.

Chris Mepham stepped down a level when he joined Sunderland, but his Wales chances could soon be on the rise again, says Ian Mitchelmore.

The New Saints are still the dominant force in Welsh domestic football after winning the JD Welsh Cup to add to their Cymru Premier title and Welsh League Cup triumphs.

Aaron Ramsey had said his priority was playing not managing Cardiff City, but his final game in temporary charge has left the door open.

Following Joe Allen out of the door for the last time this weekend is Swansea City’s Kyle Naughton as the club severs its last links with the Premier League era.

Joe Allen has announced this weekend will be his last as a professional footballer as the 35-year-old Swansea City player intends to retire on Saturday. Graham Thomas hears why.

Ben Davies has spent more than a decade with Tottenham but might be on the move at the end of the season as Ian Mitchelmore explains.