Johnson says definitely more to come after 50 caps

Johnson reaches 50 caps for Wales on Saturday against Norway, becoming the third-youngest to hit the milestone, and says he wants to help the nation qualify for Euro 2028.

Brennan Johnson is set to make his 50th appearance for Wales in the Nations League against Norway on Saturday, becoming the third-youngest Welshman to reach the landmark after Ethan Ampadu and Chris Gunter. The 25-year-old forward has won one major tournament cap at the 2022 World Cup and missed Euro 2020.

Wales failed to qualify for this summer's World Cup but have strong motivation to reach Euro 2028, with Cardiff named as one of eight host cities.

Johnson reflected on his career highlights, including his World Cup appearance and his debut goal for Wales. He credited the confidence from previous Welsh squads, particularly the Euro 2016 semi-finalists, as inspiration for the current group under Craig Bellamy.

"There's definitely more to come and I'm excited for the next years," Johnson said. "I'm really happy with what I've achieved in football. But at the same time I want to achieve more, especially with Wales."