Bellamy 'Focused on Wales' Despite Celtic Links.
Craig Bellamy, the manager of the Wales national football team, has dismissed speculation surrounding his potential managerial role at former club Celtic. Bellamy, who is contracted to Wales until 2028, has been linked with the vacant managerial job after Brendan Rodgers resigned as Celtic boss last month.
However, Bellamy insisted that he is "fully focused" on guiding his team through the upcoming World Cup qualifiers and would not be considering the opportunity anytime soon. He acknowledged that he understands why his name was being mentioned for the Celtic job given his past association with the club but made it clear that it's not something he's prioritizing at present.
Bellamy, who is in his first senior managerial role, has impressed in leading Wales to promotion to the top tier of the Nations League and implementing an adventurous new style of play. Despite facing a tough spell for his team, losing three out of their last four matches in all competitions, Bellamy remains committed to his job.
When asked about his future with the club, he said: "I have a number of years to run... I did sign a four-year contract." Bellamy also acknowledged that the short-term nature of football and the unpredictability of results can lead to periods where he might not be as popular. However, if people feel like he's adding value to the team, then he will stay.
Bellamy added: "I try and live day by day you know, it's not always wise but to me it makes sense and in that I try and appreciate what I have." He expressed gratitude for being at his current job and hoped that this period would continue for a long time.
Craig Bellamy, the manager of the Wales national football team, has dismissed speculation surrounding his potential managerial role at former club Celtic. Bellamy, who is contracted to Wales until 2028, has been linked with the vacant managerial job after Brendan Rodgers resigned as Celtic boss last month.
However, Bellamy insisted that he is "fully focused" on guiding his team through the upcoming World Cup qualifiers and would not be considering the opportunity anytime soon. He acknowledged that he understands why his name was being mentioned for the Celtic job given his past association with the club but made it clear that it's not something he's prioritizing at present.
Bellamy, who is in his first senior managerial role, has impressed in leading Wales to promotion to the top tier of the Nations League and implementing an adventurous new style of play. Despite facing a tough spell for his team, losing three out of their last four matches in all competitions, Bellamy remains committed to his job.
When asked about his future with the club, he said: "I have a number of years to run... I did sign a four-year contract." Bellamy also acknowledged that the short-term nature of football and the unpredictability of results can lead to periods where he might not be as popular. However, if people feel like he's adding value to the team, then he will stay.
Bellamy added: "I try and live day by day you know, it's not always wise but to me it makes sense and in that I try and appreciate what I have." He expressed gratitude for being at his current job and hoped that this period would continue for a long time.
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!! so like craig bellamy is managing wales atm and hes literally not thinking about celtic 
doesnt matter what ppl say he signed a 4 yr contract lolollll. i feel him trying to stay present day by day kinda thing can get crazy but idk im down for it 
i just hope wales does well in the world cup qualifiers dont wanna see bellamy stress about it too much 
think its weird how people always gotta link every manager with their old club, like its expected or something 
celtic's gonna find another coach, no worries for bellamy, he's got wales to worry about 
been doing alright with them, promotion and all 
just need to stay focused on the world cup qualifiers now 
. like, he's got a good track record with Wales, no doubt about it... but the job at Celtic? it seems like a huge step up & imo, its not his cup of tea 
that's some serious commitment! on the other hand, it would be awesome to see him at celtic, but now that his name's been linked to the job, i think it's backfired a bit... fans are probably gonna expect big things from him if he takes over 
and i'm sure if he does end up at celtic it'll be because he wants to not just for the money or fame 
but because they really need him lol. anyway i'm kinda happy that he's focusing on wales rn 
Bellamy is totally getting a bad rep 
. It's all about the short-term gains and drama in football, innit? 
I mean, sure, losing three out of four matches might not be ideal but at least he's keeping things interesting, right?
oh man, Craig Bellamy is really keeping us on our toes with the Wales national team! I mean, who wouldn't want to see him in charge of Celtic? 
The guy's got skills, both on and off the pitch. His "focused on Wales" vibe is giving me life, you feel? 
! Okay, so maybe there are some ups and downs in football (no pun intended), but if the fans love what they're seeing, then more power to him!