Craig Bellamy has made it clear that he is fully committed to his role as head coach of the Welsh national team. With the upcoming Euro 2028 tournament on the horizon, which Wales will co-host, Bellamy expressed his desire to see the job through over the next two years. He stated, "I’ve been offered that elsewhere as well, but I have this here already," emphasizing his focus on the national team.

Bellamy is fully focused on his current role and being the Wales boss for a home Euros in 2028.

Despite his commitment to Wales, Bellamy has been linked to managerial positions at both Burnley and Celtic. His previous experience as an assistant coach at Burnley under Vincent Kompany and his history as a player at Celtic have fueled speculation about his potential return to club management. However, Bellamy's focus remains on his responsibilities with the national team.

Bellamy has been linked to managerial roles at Burnley and Celtic.

The Football Association of Wales (FAW) has expressed strong confidence that Bellamy will continue as head coach despite the interest from club teams. FAW officials believe that his commitment to leading Wales is unwavering, particularly after a challenging World Cup qualifying campaign that ended in disappointment for the team. Bellamy's desire to lead the team into Euro 2028 is seen as a key factor in his decision to stay.

Football Association of Wales (FAW) bosses are "very confident" Craig Bellamy will remain head coach of the men's national team despite interest from Burnley.