WRU to propose halving Welsh professional teams to two
Summary
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) plans to reduce the number of professional rugby teams in Wales from four to two. The proposal aims to improve the state of Welsh rugby by creating two organizations with both men's and women's teams. The WRU will discuss these plans with stakeholders over the next six weeks before making a final decision.Key Facts
- The WRU wants to cut the current four professional Welsh rugby teams down to two.
- Each of the two new organizations will have a men's and a women's team.
- The proposal includes increasing funding for men's teams to improve talent and support.
- The WRU plans to centralize training at a national campus for about 400 people.
- The changes aim to improve the Super Rygbi Cymru competition and start a senior women's domestic league.
- The restructuring follows performance struggles, with the men's national team dropping in world rankings.
- There will be a consultation period before the WRU makes a final decision by the end of October.
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