Eddie Jones’ second stint as Wallabies coach is over, nine months after signing a long-term deal until 2027.
Less than one month after Australia’s dismal World Cup campaign ended – the Wallabies were knocked out in the group stages for the first time in history – Jones and Rugby Australia are set to part ways.revelation last month that Jones had in a secret interview with Japan rugby officials about taking over as the country’s head coach in 2024. Jones denies he has taken part or will take part in an interview with the JRFU.
reported on Friday that Jones informed RA he was open to walking away from the Wallabies job, less than one year into a five-year contract.Sources with knowledge of the situation, who requested anonymity to speak freely, said Jones and RA had reached an agreement.Both parties have been locked in discussions over recent days about an exit for the under fire coach.
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