Wales boss Rob Page has named his first squad of the post-Gareth Bale era for the country's opening two Euros qualifiers against Croatia and Latvia.

With Wales' all-time record appearance maker and goalscorer Gareth Bale hanging up his boots at the start of this year, the Welsh national team will embark on a new era in the upcoming qualification campaign for next summer's Euros finals in Germany without the Real Madrid icon's services.

Undoubtedly the finest footballer Wales have ever produced, Bale helped inspire his nation to three out of the last four major tournaments, with the onus now falling on a new generation of Welsh stars to maintain this period of success on the field.

Bale is one of a series of Welsh stalwarts to have called an end to their international careers following last year's disappointing World Cup Finals, with Chris Gunter, Joe Allen and Jonny Williams all also now out of contention.

This has opened the door for fresh blood to be afforded the chance to represent their country by Wales manager Rob Page, including uncapped quartet Nathan Broadhead (Ipswich Town), Ollie Cooper (Swansea City), Luke Harris (Fulham) and Jordan James (Birmingham City).

Page has also confirmed another icon of Welsh football - Nice midfielder Aaron Ramsey - will succeed Bale as the national team captain.

Wales squad in full:

Goalkeepers:

• Danny Ward (Leicester City)
• Adam Davies (Sheffield United)
• Tom King (Northampton Town)

Defenders:

• Connor Roberts (Burnley)
• Chris Mepham (Bournemouth)
• Joe Rodon (Rennes)
• Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest)
• Tom Lockyer (Luton Town)
• Ben Cabango (Swansea City)
• Morgan Fox (Stoke City)

Midfielders:

• Aaron Ramsey (c) (Nice)
• Harry Wilson (Fulham)
• Ethan Ampadu (Spezia)
• Joe Morrell (Portsmouth)
• Sorba Thomas (Blackburn Rovers)
• Wes Burns (Ipswich Town)
• Oli Cooper (Swansea City)
• Jordan James (Birmingham City)
• Luke Harris (Fulham)

Forwards:

• Daniel James (Fulham)
• Kieffer Moore (Bournemouth)
• Brennan Johnson (Nottingham Forest)
• Mark Harris (Cardiff City)
• Tom Bradshaw (Millwall)
• Nathan Broadhead (Ipswich Town)
• Liam Cullen (Swansea City)

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Wales Euros Qualifying odds

To Win Group D - 4/1

Group Top 2 Yes/No:
Yes - 4/5
No - 10/11

Wales begin their Euros qualifying campaign with a tricky away trip to face Croatia on Saturday 25th March in Split, with kick-off scheduled for 7:45pm. The latest odds for this match are as follows:

Croatia - 4/7
Draw - 3/1
Wales - 9/2

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Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to fluctuation.