West Ham United midfielder Jack Collison insists he won't quit Wales for England.
Collison has won six Wales caps but as he has not played in a competitive Welsh international, so he could change his mind.
Watford-born Collison, 21, is dual qualified due to his Welsh grandfather.
But he insists: "Even if there is interest from England, I have made my decision and am going to stick to it."
Under new Fifa rules, a player can switch his international loyalty if he is yet to play a competitive game - like former Wales Under-21 defender Rhys Williams did when he won a call from World Cup-bound Australia, the country of his birth.
But Collison told BBC TWO Wales' Sport Wales programme: "I'm desperate to play a competitive game for Wales but every time I have a game for Wales, I pick up a niggling injury or miss it through one reason or another.
"I'm a little bit disappointed and getting a bit of abuse from the boys! It is something I want to do as I've chosen to play for Wales and am very proud to do so. Hopefully it won't be too long before I can play a competitive match and put the rumours to bed.
"I feel with Wales we have a lot of very good talented young players like Aaron Ramsey who are keen to progress as individuals and as a team. And then we've got experienced guys like James Collins, Craig Bellamy and Danny Gabbidon who can help guide us to a major championship."
