Gareth Bale has been named in the Wales squad for their Euro 2016 qualifier against Belgium on November 16, despite concerns over his fitness.
The Real Madrid forward came off the bench as the Spanish giants defeated Liverpool 1-0 in the Champions League on Tuesday - his first appearance since Wales's 2-1 victory over Cyprus in October.
Bale had been sidelined with a back problem but forms part of a strong Welsh contingent heading to Brussels.
Manager Chris Coleman is boosted by the return of midfield duo Aaron Ramsey and Joe Allen, both of whom missed out through injury last time around.
However, Simon Church is out with a collarbone injury picked up in the Cyprus fixture, leaving his manager desperately short of out-and-out strikers. Andy King is suspended, meanwhile, and David Edwards is omitted due to a knee injury.
Wolves midfielder Lee Evans could be in line to make his international debut, while Owain Fon Williams, Danny Ward and Tom Lawrence are also hoping to win their first caps.
It has been confirmed that Kit Symons will continue in his role as assistant boss for the "foreseeable future", despite recently being appointed as Fulham's permanent manager.
Wales squad in full:
Goalkeepers:Owain Fon Williams (Tranmere Rovers), Wayne Hennessey (Crystal Palace), Danny Ward (Liverpool)
Defenders:James Chester (Hull City), James Collins (West Ham), Ben Davies (Tottenham), Paul Dummett (Newcastle), Danny Gabbidon (Cardiff City), Chris Gunter (Reading), Adam Matthews (Celtic), Sam Ricketts (Wolves), Neil Taylor (Swansea City), Ashley Williams (Swansea City)
Midfielders:Joe Allen (Liverpool), David Cotterill (Birmingham City), Lee Evans (Wolves), Emyr Huws (Wigan), Joe Ledley (Crystal Palace), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), Jonathan Williams (Ipswich Town, on loan from Crystal Palace)
Forwards:Gareth Bale (Real Madrid), Tom Lawrence (Leicester City), Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading), Jake Taylor (Reading), George Williams (Fulham)
The Real Madrid forward came off the bench as the Spanish giants defeated Liverpool 1-0 in the Champions League on Tuesday - his first appearance since Wales's 2-1 victory over Cyprus in October.
Bale had been sidelined with a back problem but forms part of a strong Welsh contingent heading to Brussels.
Manager Chris Coleman is boosted by the return of midfield duo Aaron Ramsey and Joe Allen, both of whom missed out through injury last time around.
However, Simon Church is out with a collarbone injury picked up in the Cyprus fixture, leaving his manager desperately short of out-and-out strikers. Andy King is suspended, meanwhile, and David Edwards is omitted due to a knee injury.
Wolves midfielder Lee Evans could be in line to make his international debut, while Owain Fon Williams, Danny Ward and Tom Lawrence are also hoping to win their first caps.
It has been confirmed that Kit Symons will continue in his role as assistant boss for the "foreseeable future", despite recently being appointed as Fulham's permanent manager.
Wales squad in full:
Goalkeepers:Owain Fon Williams (Tranmere Rovers), Wayne Hennessey (Crystal Palace), Danny Ward (Liverpool)
Defenders:James Chester (Hull City), James Collins (West Ham), Ben Davies (Tottenham), Paul Dummett (Newcastle), Danny Gabbidon (Cardiff City), Chris Gunter (Reading), Adam Matthews (Celtic), Sam Ricketts (Wolves), Neil Taylor (Swansea City), Ashley Williams (Swansea City)
Midfielders:Joe Allen (Liverpool), David Cotterill (Birmingham City), Lee Evans (Wolves), Emyr Huws (Wigan), Joe Ledley (Crystal Palace), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), Jonathan Williams (Ipswich Town, on loan from Crystal Palace)
Forwards:Gareth Bale (Real Madrid), Tom Lawrence (Leicester City), Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading), Jake Taylor (Reading), George Williams (Fulham)