Proud Welshman Aaron Collins says it would be "a dream come true" to be called up to Rob Page's squad for the upcoming internationals.
The Bristol Rovers star is League One's outstanding player this season with 15 goals and 10 assists in 33 appearances, and with plenty of change in the Wales setup after a disappointing World Cup and Gareth Bale's retirement, there is the chance for the 25-year-old forward to flourish in a new era for his country.
Wales have European Championship qualifiers in Croatia and at home to Latvia on March 25 and March 28, meaning Collins could be unavailable for Rovers manager Joey Barton for the trip to Shrewsbury Town, but no one at the club would begrudge him a chance to represent his country, and it is clear to see how much it would mean to him.