Which Wales players could move this summer?

Harry Wilson (left), Jordan James (centre) and Sorba Thomas (right) have all impressed during the 2025-26 season [FAW] There is no World Cup for Wales this summer but some members of Craig Bellamy's squad will still be making headlines. As the transfer window approaches – and some contracts expire – Bellamy will watch with interest to see where some of his players end up. Captain Ben Davies, for example, sees his Tottenham Hotspur contract run out in June, while Wales' most influential player in recent times, Harry Wilson, will also become a free agent unless he agrees a new deal at Fulham.

There are others, too, who could be primed for a transfer this summer. BBC Sport Wales looks at the players who could be on the move before the 2026-27 campaign. Goalkeepers Karl Darlow joined Leeds in 2023 having played for the likes of Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United [Getty Images] Karl Darlow is among the frontline Wales players whose club future is uncertain as things stand.

The 35-year-old has handed Bellamy a welcome boost by playing a significant role at Leeds United this season despite the arrival of Lucas Perri for a reported £15. 6m fee last summer. Perri started the season as Daniel Farke's first choice in goal but Darlow has since claimed the number one shirt, making 20 Premier League appearances and winning praise for the part he has played in Leeds' top-flight survival.

There have been suggestions that Darlow, Wales' number one in recent times, will be offered a new Elland Road deal but there is no news of anything being finalised yet. Of Wales' other goalkeeping options, Danny Ward would seem likely to stay at Wrexham, particularly after reclaiming his place in Phil Parkinson's side at the back-end of the Championship season. Adam Davies, meanwhile, is out of contract at Sheffield United this summer, though there have been reports that he will be handed a new Bramall Lane contract.