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Shaun Edwards has agreed to join Argentina’s coaching staff until the end of the 2027 Rugby World Cup, bringing an end to speculation of move to England’s men’s set-up for now.

Shaun Edwards has agreed to join Argentina's coaching staff through the conclusion of the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia. The move concludes ongoing speculation regarding a potential switch to the England men's coaching setup, with the 59-year-old scheduled to link up with head coach Felipe Contepomi and the Pumas at the end of October.
Edwards will continue his current consultancy role with the England women's team before formally taking on his new position with Argentina. Expressing his excitement, Edwards stated that he has always admired the quality of Argentine players and aims to contribute his international coaching experience to the squad.
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