🏉 Big blow for Wales in the Six Nations hopes! 🇿🇼 Gloucester confirms that star centre Max Llewellyn is out until late in the season due to a knee injury. The 26-year-old was injured just 16 minutes into Gloucester’s impressive 34-14 victory over Castres last weekend.
With the Six Nations kicking off on February 7 against England, Llewellyn’s absence leaves coach Steve Tandy pondering his options. Having played a pivotal role in Wales’ autumn internationals, his partnership with Joe Hawkins shone brightly. This injury setback stings, especially with the recent retirement of George North and the captain, Jac Morgan, also sidelined. 🏟️
Gloucester’s official update mentioned that both Llewellyn and Will Joseph were injured during their win, but Llewellyn’s knee injury was deemed severe enough to keep him out of action longer than expected. Meanwhile, Joseph’s situation is still under review.
As the Six Nations looms, will Wales be able to turn their luck around after 11 straight defeats in the competition? Fans are certainly holding their breath! 🏴
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