Wales finally appoint new head coach as Steve Tandy announced as Warren Gatland replacement
The head coach tasked with rescuing Wales ahead of World Cup
- Steve Tandy has been confirmed as the permanent head coach of the Wales rugby team.
- He is set to take charge from September, succeeding Warren Gatland after a period of interim leadership.
- Tandy brings significant experience, having served as an assistant coach for Scotland and as defence coach for the British and Irish Lions.
- His appointment comes at a crucial time for Welsh rugby, which is undergoing a rebuilding phase and facing challenging upcoming fixtures.
- Tandy expressed his honour and commitment to restoring the national team to competing with the world's best.