Gatland left after the 2019 Rugby World Cup before returning for a second stint in charge when he replaced Wayne Pivac in December 2022. Since then Gatland has overseen six victories and 20 losses in 26 Tests, with a win ratio of just 23%. Wales have also slumped to a lowest position of 12th in the world rankings.

Warren Gatland has left his role as head coach of Wales, sources have told ESPN. Wales are on a run of 14 consecutive Test defeats, including losses in the first two rounds of the championship, most recently a 22-15 defeat to Italy in Rome on Saturday.

Warren Gatland is set to leave his role as head coach of Wales’ rugby team in the middle of their disastrous Six Nations campaign. The BBC reported the news on Tuesday, with confirmation set to follow after Wales lost 43-0 to France and 22-15 to Italy in their first two matches.

Wales coach set to leave role immediately amid dismal Six Nations - Gatland has endured a dire second spell in charge of Wales, with the team on a record 14-game losing streak

WARREN Gatland is set to depart his role as Wales rugby head coach just two games into their horror Six Nations campaign. Wales are suffering from the worst run of form in their history after 14

Wales are set to sack Warren Gatland midway through the Six Nations after their horrific losing run continued on Saturday with a defeat in Italy as their woes go from bad to worse

Loss to Italy on Saturday took Wales’ losing run to 14 straight Tests, with Gatland overseeing 20 losses in 26 games since re-taking job

Warren Gatland will leave his role as head coach of Wales today, ITV Wales understands. For months, his job has been under threat amid a record run of defeats but the WRU decided to keep him in post after a winless 2024.

Warren Gatland is to leave his role as Wales coach, the BBC reported on Tuesday, after the side dropped to a record low 12th in the world rankings and suffered a record-extending 14th successive loss following the Six Nations defeat by Italy.

Gatland was contracted until 2027 but a disastrous run of results forced his exit and Wales’ search for a new head coach has begun