Wales Rugby Faces Uncertainty After Warren Gatland Steps Down

Interim coach Matt Sherratt recalls key players and reshuffles staff to address ongoing struggles in the Six Nations.

Warren Gatland resigned as Wales head coach following a record 14-match losing streak, marking the end of his second tenure with the team.
Matt Sherratt has been appointed as interim head coach for the remainder of the Six Nations, with a focus on stabilizing the struggling squad.
Sherratt has recalled Gareth Anscombe, Max Llewellyn, and Jarrod Evans, experienced players omitted from Gatland's original squad, to strengthen the team ahead of their match against Ireland.
Rob Howley, a long-time assistant to Gatland, has been removed from the coaching staff for the rest of the tournament but remains under contract with the Welsh Rugby Union.
Wales' next challenge is a match against title-favorites Ireland, as they aim to end their historic losing streak and rebuild confidence.