Bangor born Nathan Broadhead has joined the Wales training camp that kick-starts Cymru’s preparation for EURO 2020.
Broadhead has enjoyed a successful season at Everton, scoring 11 goals for the U23s. Having trained with the Everton first team this season and being named on the bench for several games, he finally made his Premier League debut as late substitute in a 0-0 draw at Brighton.
Training Camp
Players in clubs that have already completed the football season have joined up at the FAW’s National Elite Centre, lead by Robert Page, Kit Symons and Paul Bodin, the Cymru Under 21 manager. Kit Symons is on camp for the first time since Robert Page appointed him to the coaching staff earlier this month.
This camp gives the opportunity to a selection of Cymru youth players to train alongside established senior team players such as Chris Gunter and Joe Allen as well as impress Robert Page’s coaching staff before they look to finalize Cymru’s final 26-player squad for EURO 2020.
A larger group of players will join the group on Sunday 23 May to fly out to Portugal for a pre-EURO warm weather training camp. This will be the players’ last opportunity to stake a claim for a coveted spot in the final EURO 2020 squad which will be announced on Sunday 30 May.
Cardiff Training Camp Squad
Adam Davies (Stoke City); Daniel Barden (Norwich City); Chris Gunter (Charlton Athletic); Tom Lockyer (Luton Town); Rhys Norrington-Davies (Sheffield United on loan at Stoke City); Matthew Smith (Manchester City on loan at Doncaster Rovers); Joe Allen (Stoke City); Joe Morrell (Luton Town); Tom Lowery (Crewe Alexandra); George Thomas (Queen’s Park Rangers); Terry Taylor (Burton Albion); Harry Wilson (Liverpool on loan at Cardiff City); Jonathan Williams (Cardiff City); Nathan Broadhead (Everton); Rubin Colwill (Cardiff City); Rabbi Matondo (Schalke 04 on loan at Stoke City); Tom Lawrence (Derby County); Mark Harris (Cardiff City); Kieffer Moore (Cardiff City)
Photo: John Smith/FAW
