Wales are expected to field a young and inexperienced team for Wednesday's friendly against Gibraltar in Wrexham.
Fulham forward Luke Harris and Reading midfielder Charlie Savage could win first senior caps against Gibraltar, while fellow youngster Jordan James may feature again having impressed in the last international breakWales manager Robert Page's priority is Sunday's Euro 2024 qualifier against Croatia at Cardiff City Stadium.
Reading's 20-year-old midfielder Charlie Savage, son of former Wales midfielder Robbie, and Owen Beck, a 21-year-old Liverpool left-back on loan at Dundee, are in the senior squad for the first time. "Some of these were in the younger age groups so I've worked with them, I know their potential and it's lovely seeing them progress."Wales are without captain Aaron Ramsey, who will be out for a minimum of eight to 10 weeks with a ruptured tendon in his knee.
Johnson's Spurs team-mate, defender Ben Davies, will captain Wales against Croatia in Ramsey's absence but he might be among the players rested against Gibraltar.
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