Josh Sheehan gets Wales call-up for games against Turkey and Iceland

Newport County defender handed international recognition

Sheehan has been in impressive form for the Exiles this season

Newport County defender Josh Sheehan has been called up to the Wales squad for their upcoming games against Turkey and Iceland.

The 24-year-old has been in impressive form for the Exiles this season, and his performances have not gone unnoticed by Wales manager Ryan Giggs.

Sheehan made his debut for Wales in 2018, and he has since gone on to make four appearances for his country.

He will be hoping to add to that tally when Wales take on Turkey in a friendly on Thursday, November 12, and Iceland in a Nations League match on Sunday, November 15.

Sheehan's call-up is a reward for his hard work and dedication

Sheehan's call-up is a reward for his hard work and dedication, and it is also a testament to the progress that he has made since joining Newport County in 2017.

He has become a key player for the Exiles, and he has helped them to establish themselves as a competitive force in League Two.

Sheehan's call-up is also a boost for Newport County, and it shows that the club is producing players who are capable of playing at the highest level.

Sheehan will be hoping to make his mark on the international stage

Sheehan will be hoping to make his mark on the international stage when he joins up with the Wales squad.

He will be competing for a place in the team with some of the best players in the country, but he will be determined to show that he has what it takes to play at the highest level.

If Sheehan can perform well for Wales, he will give himself a chance of becoming a regular in the team and securing a move to a bigger club.

Wales will be looking to build on their recent good form

Wales will be looking to build on their recent good form when they take on Turkey and Iceland.

They have won their last two games, and they will be confident of getting a positive result against Turkey in the friendly.

The match against Iceland will be more challenging, but Wales will be determined to get a win and secure their place in the Nations League play-offs.