US EditionWrexham see European hopes squashed as Welsh clubs barred from new competition
- Wrexham's hopes of competing in Europe have been dashed after the Football Association blocked attempts to allow Welsh clubs playing in the English leagues to participate in the Welsh League Cup.
- The Football Association of Wales wanted the EFL's Welsh clubs, including Wrexham, to participate in the new-look Welsh League Cup, which offers a UEFA qualification spot.
- The FA Board rejected the proposal due to concerns about competition integrity, fixture congestion, and player welfare, stating that clubs must participate on equal terms.
- The FA noted that Welsh clubs can choose to participate in either the English or Welsh system based on their assessment of each system's merits.
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Wrexham To Play In Europe? Not Yet! Welsh Club Denied Qualification Spot By English FA
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) made a proposal to the English FA on behalf of Wrexham, Cardiff, Swansea and Newport — the four Welsh teams playing in English soccer — but it was rejected on Friday.
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