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Wales midfielder Ramsey to miss Bulgaria trip due to injury

FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Serie A - AS Roma v Juventus - Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy - September 27, 2020. Juventus' Aaron Ramsey REUTERS/Alberto Lingria

Wales' Juventus midfielder Aaron Ramsey will miss Wednesday's Nations League game away to Bulgaria through injury, the Football Association of Wales said on Tuesday.

Ramsey, 29, captained his country in their 0-0 draw in the competition against Ireland in Dublin on Sunday.

Bournemouth midfielder David Brooks has also left the Wales camp due to injury, while Cardiff City forward Kieffer Moore and Bristol City midfielder Joe Morrell have returned to their respective clubs after being suspended for one game each.

Wales are top of League B Group 4 with seven points after three games, ahead of Finland on six, Ireland with two and Bulgaria who have one.

(Reporting by Manasi Pathak in Chennai; Editing by Ken Ferris)

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