Les Kiss will replace Joe Schmidt as Australia coach in 2026 and will lead Wallabies at the World Cup for Rajabi the following year.
Schmidt will remain in his role in the upcoming series of tests against the British and Irish lions and the Rajabi Championship, before the Wallabies team led to the opening Nations Cup next year.
Kis, who previously worked during the reign of Schmidt as an assistant coach in Ireland, will remain a major coach in Queensland Reds until mid -road until 2026, when Rugby Australia says he will be a “organized transport” in driving.
Australian Kis, who will become the fifth coach of the Wolies in seven years, said that his country's leadership in the World Cup will be “the honor of age.”
The 60 -year -old said: “It is an incredibly exciting time for Australian men, and I am modest the opportunity to work as a main coach in Waldi next year.”
“I have a strong relationship and a long history of work together, and I look forward to building on the excellent foundations that he laid with Walbis,” added Kis, former Rajabi director at Ulster and the main coach in London.
“I am pleased to continue with the REDS for the 2026 SUPER RUGBY PACIFIC season before moving to the Wallabies environment. To train our national team during this important period, highlighted by the Rajabi World Cup in 2027, is the honor of life and a truly grateful opportunity for it.”
