Luton Town defender Tom Lockyer believes his good form is down to not being involved in the Wales set up of late.
Having missed the most recent international games due to needing an injection, the 26 year old believes it's helped him improve over the last few weeks.
Having caught Covid-19 during pre-season, the defender struggled to get a place in the side but the extended time off over the international break meant that Lockyer was able to refresh and has now started the last eight games.
He's now formed an impressive partnership alongside Sonny Bradley and Kal Naismith and they've kept four clean sheets in five games.
Speaking about staying in Luton, he told Luton Today: “I missed the last international through injury and what it allowed me to do was really focus on Luton. I haven’t really had that in the previous camps, so I’ve been coming back a little bit behind the lads who have stayed and worked hard.
It will be interesting to see how things might change moving forward, if Locker's form see him recalled by Wales for international duty in the not too distant future.