Bellamy says he remains "committed" to Wales after Burnley talks
Wales manager Craig Bellamy says he turned down a return to club football to continue focusing on the national team
Wales manager Craig Bellamy has said he is "committed" to remaining in charge of the national team after holding discussions about a possible return to club football with Burnley, according to BBC Sport.
Bellamy said he felt "comfortable" turning down the opportunity, reiterating his desire to continue leading Wales.
BBC Sport did not provide further details on the nature or outcome of the talks with Burnley, but reported that Bellamy reaffirmed his intention to stay in his current role with the Welsh national team.
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- Bellamy 'committed' to Wales after Burnley talks — BBC Sport
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