Colwill's 'surreal' Ronaldo and Haaland ambition

Colwill's boyhood hero, however, was much closer to home. Ever since being raised on recordings of Steven Gerrard he has aimed to emulate the Liverpool great."My old man had DVDs and I used to watch loads of Liverpool games of [Gerrard] playing when he was scoring goals," said Neath-born Colwill."So, he's a player, especially when I was younger, I used to try and model my game on."He may not yet have reached the Premier League stage that Gerrard graced but Colwill - the younger brother of Cardiff and Wales team-mate Rubin - broke into Bellamy's squad in September 2025 making his debut in a friendly against Canada. His second cap came six months later against Northern Ireland."When I go on [Wales] camps, I'm trying to learn as much as I can off Craig and the top talent they have there," Colwill added."There's some top players there, like Harry Wilson and David Brooks, with a lot of them playing in the Premier League, which is every player's aspiration one day - to play in what some would say is the best league in the world."