What happened: Matty Jones named a 23-player squad for 2027 European Under-21 Championship qualifiers against Belgium and Austria. Anyadike, a 15-year-old schoolboy from Carmarthenshire, played in Cardiff City's EFL Cup second-round defeat by Norwich City in August and has been an unused substitute in three Championship fixtures. Munro, a centre-back and full-back, signed his first professional contract with the same Manchester United linked with Kit Margetson in 2025 and was involved with the seniors in pre-season.
Why it matters: Wales sit fourth in five-team Group I with two wins from six entering the final two fixtures. Belgium top the group after a 7-0 win at Rodney Parade last October, while Wales responded by upsetting second-placed Austria 2-0 through Gabriele Biancheri and Chris Popov.
By the numbers: Wales U21s: 2 wins in 6, 4th of 5 in Group I. Last meetings: Belgium 7-0 Wales, Wales 2-0 Austria. Anyadike: 15, EFL Cup debut in August, unused sub in 3 Championship games.
What to watch: Wales visit Belgium in Westerlo on 29 September, then host Austria at the Oval in Caernarfon on 6 October to close the campaign.