WRU constantly insisted on maintaining four professional aspects of equality, which was at the heart of its long -term strategy that was launched in 2024.
The Board of Directors says this is the preference from the beginning, but the system will not return to the model “given seismic changes in the scene of the rugby.”
WRU now says she has taken “difficult but necessary decision” to issue an official two -year notice to end the current PRA agreement, in particular, to move forward in re -financing its debts with Natestist Bank.
They say it was not a decision that was taken lightly, however “given the WRU's duties in the game in Wales as a whole, the wider performance and the financial and strategic needs of the former game should have.”
“When I announced the title strategy in July 2024, I said one thing, certainly, given the challenges facing the Rakbi game in Wales and worldwide, there will be times when we need to control our path,” Terney said.
“We must take this opportunity. Our continuous goal is to build a flexible and high -level structure that supports the next generation of Wales for Rajabi and beyond.”
The Professional Rugby Council (PRB) is the organization that has been prepared to represent the four professional aspects and WRU.
“The next stage of consultation, as is always the case, will take place with the best interests for my entire Welsh men in her heart,” said Malcolm Wall, PRB president, a member of the Wru Board of Directors.
