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SHAUN Edwards has put an end to speculation regarding his immediate future by agreeing a deal to join the Argentina coaching staff until the end of the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia. Edwards, 59, will continue his consultancy role…

Shaun Edwards has resolved speculation about his future by agreeing to join Argentina's coaching staff through the end of the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia. Edwards will officially link up with head coach Felipe Contepomi and the Pumas setup at the end of the month.
Prior to joining Contepomi's staff, the 59-year-old coach will continue his consultancy role with the England women's team. Edwards expressed delight at joining the Pumas, noting he has always admired the team's ability and quality.
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