Wales head coach Craig Bellamy has stated he accepts that questions regarding the team's current form are fair. Wales are preparing for their Nations League fixture against Norway in Cardiff on Thursday.
The team currently sits at the bottom of League A Group 4, having suffered opening defeats to Portugal and Denmark. This marks three consecutive losses for Wales and a total of six games without a win since their victory against North Macedonia in World Cup qualifying last November.
Bellamy's side will conclude a challenging international window with the upcoming match against Norway, followed by a game against Denmark on Sunday. He dismissed suggestions that it would be unfair to consider Wales under pressure, stating, "No, I don't see it [as] unfair. I see it [as being] as it should be."
Wales will be without several players due to injury, including midfielder David Brooks, goalkeeper Karl Darlow, centre-backs Joe Rodon and Dylan Lawlor, and forward Harry Wilson. Norway, who have fitness concerns over captain Martin Odegaard, are expected to feature Erling Haaland, who Bellamy compared to former rugby player Jonah Lomu.