They're in the same Nations League group as the Republic of Ireland.
Wales manager Ryan Giggs says they could end up playing three Nations League games in a week in September.
Wales are in the same group as the Republic of Ireland with the two sides originally scheduled to meet in Dublin in October and again in November, in Cardiff.
Fixture dates are set to change with the Euro 2020 play-offs postponed while leagues around Europe need to find dates to see out the season which is on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.
While many clubs may see international football as a distraction, Giggs says he can't afford to worry about that:
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