Gareth Bale has been included in the Wales squad for their final two Euro 2020 qualifiers despite still being out of action for Real Madrid.
The 30-year-old winger continues to train alone in the Spanish capital but Ryan Giggs is preparing to gamble on his fitness for this month's make-or-break games against Azerbaijan and Hungary.
Bale has not played a minute for Madrid since limping through the final stages of Wales' 1-1 draw against Croatia on October 13.
Giggs said the suspected calf problem appeared to be cramp but Madrid have not confirmed the exact nature of the issue.
CYHOEDDIAD CARFAN | SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT
— Wales (@Cymru) November 5, 2019
Here’s your Cymru squad for our final @UEFAEURO qualifying matches against Azerbaijan and Hungary later this month
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Wales are likely to need a maximum six points to have any chance of pipping Hungary, their opponents in Cardiff on November 19, to the second qualifying spot in Group E.
Up first is a trip to Baku to face bottom-placed Azerbaijan on November 16.
Aaron Ramsey could make his first appearance of the qualification campaign in that match after recently overcoming a thigh injury.
The midfielder appeared off the bench in a 1-0 win for Juventus over Torino on Saturday.
Wales squad in full:
Adam Davies, Wayne Hennessy, Danny Ward; Ben Davies, Chris Gunter, Tom Lockyer, Chris Mepham, James Lawrence, Regan Poole, Connor Roberts, Neil Taylor, Ashley Williams; Joe Allen, Ethan Ampadu, Dylan Levitt, Joe Morrell, Aaron Ramsey, Matthew Smith, Will Vaulks; Gareth Bale, Daniel James, Tom Lawrence, Rabbi Matondo, Kieffer Moore, Tyler Roberts, Sam Vokes, Harry Wilson.