Williams ready to put feet up after marathon season

Williams ready to put feet up after marathon seasonImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Neco Williams made his senior Wales debut against Finland in September 2020Published2 minutes agoCommentsWales and Nottingham Forest defender Neco Williams says he has enjoyed the demands of a marathon season but is looking forward to a well-earned break.The 25-year-old played the full game as Wales drew 1-1 in a friendly against World Cup-bound Ghana in Cardiff.Williams is now set for his 63rd game of the season for club and country if he lines up against Romania in a friendly in Bucharest on Saturday."It is tiring, but this is what we get paid to do and we enjoy it as well, so I'm happy with that," Williams said."As a footballer you want to play as many games as possible."If I played only a couple of games then I wouldn't be happy, but to play that amount of games means you're doing something well."Williams was a key player for Forest last term, playing in 53 games as they maintained their Premier League status and reached the Europa League semi-finals.He was named Forest's player of the season and the City Ground club have opened talks with the Wrexham-born player over a new contract extension."It's physically and mentally tough, but we're professional enough to deal with what gets put in front of us," Williams added."If that's games every other few days or the travelling, we're prepared for that and I've enjoyed it."I'll be going straight on holiday, having a few cocktails and putting my feet up on the beach."We'll get a couple of weeks off and then straight back into it."To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Highlights: Wales and Ghana draw a friendly in CardiffWilliams provided the cross for substitute Lewis Koumas to score Wales' injury time equaliser in Tuesday's friendly against...