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Cremers leaves Wales role as key Bellamy assistant

Cremers leaves Wales role as key Bellamy assistant
BBC Wales Friday 03 July 2026, 09:47 UTC 1 min read
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Piet Cremers quits his position as Wales men's assistant coach, leaving boss Craig Bellamy without one of his key backroom staff.

Piet Cremers quits his position as Wales men's assistant coach, leaving boss Craig Bellamy without one of his key backroom staff.
Cremers (ORG) Wales (LOCATION) Bellamy (ORG) Piet Cremers (PERSON) Craig Bellamy (PERSON)
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