Wales boss Bellamy in talks over Burnley job
Summary
Wales football manager Craig Bellamy is in advanced talks to become Burnley’s new head coach. He was appointed Wales manager in 2024 and had a contract until 2028, but is now considering leaving to join the Championship club.Key Facts
- Craig Bellamy became Wales manager in 2024.
- Burnley wants Bellamy to replace their outgoing coach, Scott Parker.
- Bellamy is in contract talks with Burnley; discussions have sped up recently.
- Bellamy’s Wales contract was set to last until 2028, covering the European Championships hosted across the UK and Ireland.
- He previously worked at Burnley as assistant manager under Vincent Kompany.
- Wales failed to qualify for the 2026 World Cup after losing to Bosnia and Herzegovina on penalties.
- Burnley is prepared to pay a compensation fee to the Football Association of Wales if Bellamy leaves.
- Potential replacements for Bellamy at Wales include Steve Cooper and Rob Edwards.
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