As the summer transfer window approaches, Wales' national team members are set to make headlines, despite the absence of a World Cup. Craig Bellamy, the national team coach, is keenly observing his players' contract situations and potential moves.

Key players in focus include:

• Ben Davies of Tottenham Hotspur, whose contract expires in June. His future remains uncertain after Spurs triggered a one-year extension last summer.
• Harry Wilson, pivotal for Wales, is also at risk of becoming a free agent unless he secures a new deal with Fulham.
• Karl Darlow has solidified his role as the number one goalkeeper at Leeds United, making 20 Premier League appearances this season, despite competition from Lucas Perri. There's speculation about a new contract, but nothing is confirmed yet.

On the defensive front, Chris Mepham’s situation at West Brom raises eyebrows as he hasn't played since February due to injury. Meanwhile, Dylan Lawlor of Cardiff City could attract transfer interest following the Bluebirds' promotion, despite signing a new deal until 2028 last August.

Jordan James, the standout midfielder for Leicester City, is expected to return to Rennes but may find himself in demand in English football after a successful loan.

Ethan Ampadu is thriving at Leeds, with a contract until 2027 and potential for a longer deal as the club looks to secure his future.

Younger talents like Ollie Cooper and Kai Andrews face uncertain prospects, while Sorba Thomas, named player of the year at Stoke City, has sparked speculation about a Premier League move after scoring 10 goals this season.

With numerous players' futures hanging in the balance, Bellamy will be closely monitoring developments as the 2026-27 campaign approaches.