England's head coach, Steve Borthwick, is set to have his contract extended beyond the 2028 Six Nations. This decision aims to provide stability and prevent uncertainty surrounding his future, particularly as the team prepares for the upcoming Rugby World Cup.
Meanwhile, experienced players Courtney Lawes and Joe Marchant, who have returned to the English Premiership after spells in France, have been informed that they must demonstrate exceptional performances in the opening weeks of the season to be considered for England selection this autumn. Both players last represented England during the 2023 World Cup, and their international careers are now contingent on their club form.
England to Extend Borthwick's Contract; Lawes and Marchant Face Selection Challenge
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