Wilson returns as Wales call up uncapped Duncan

Harry Wilson is back in Wales' squad for their Nations League matches against Norway and Portugal, while goalkeeper Joe Duncan earns his first call. Joe Duncan (left) has won two caps for Wales Under-21s, while Harry Wilson has 69 senior caps Harry Wilson is back in Wales' squad for their Nations League matches against Norway and Portugal, while there is a first call-up for young goalkeeper Joe Duncan. Wilson has been one of Wales' most influential players in recent years, but injuries mean the Leeds United attacking midfielder has not featured for his country since March. His Leeds team-mate, centre-back Joe Rodon, also returns despite not playing since injuring his hamstring in August.

Cardiff City playmaker Rubin Colwill is recalled, but fellow midfielder Jordan James is out after sustaining an injury while playing for Wolves against the Bluebirds last Saturday. The only new call-up is 20-year-old keeper Duncan, who is on loan at National League side Southend United from Championship outfit Bristol City. Born in Bristol but qualifying for Wales through his maternal grandfather from Cardiff, Duncan has represented Wales Under-21s and replaces Everton back-up Tom King in the senior set-up. Wales, who are looking to preserve their place in the Nations League's top tier, face Norway in Oslo on Saturday 14 November before finishing their campaign at home against