Warren Gatland will leave his post as Wales head coach, ending his second spell in charge of the team.
Gatland was in line to depart at the end of the Six Nations but is now set to leave halfway through the tournament.
Gatland, 61, has presided over statistically the worst Wales side in their 144-year international rugby history, slumping to a record 14 successive Test match defeats, with a 22-15 defeat against Italy in Rome last weekend. Gatland left after the 2019 Rugby World Cup before returning for a second stint in charge when he replaced Wayne Pivac in December 2022.
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