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.

Warren Gatland is set to leave his role as Wales rugby head coach, Sky News and Sky Sports News understands. The 61-year-old was in charge of the national team between 2007 and 2019, before he returned to the post in 2022. Pressure had been growing on Gatland after Wales suffered a record string of defeats - 14 losses in a row.

Warren Gatland is set to leave his role as Wales head coach. Gatland was in line to depart at the end of the Six Nations but is now set to leave halfway through the tournament. Wales face Ireland on 22 February in Cardiff,

Warren Gatland is set to leave his role as head coach of Wales with immediate effect amid an appalling Six Nations and a record losing streak. Wales went the entirety of 2024 without winning a single Test match before being thumped 43-0 by France in Paris to kick off the 2025 Six Nations and then being turned over 22-15 by Italy at the weekend in a game that wasn’t as close as the scoreline suggests to take their losing streak to 14 games.

Warren Gatland is set to leave his role as Wales head coach midway through the Six Nations after a record 14 consecutive international defeats, it was widely reported on Tuesday. Wales, who finished bottom of the Six Nations last year with five defeats,