🏉 Exciting news for Ospreys fans! Swansea’s council leader Rob Stewart has declared that the Ospreys are here to stay, with their future secured well into the 2030s! 🎉 Despite the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) looking to trim professional teams to three by 2028, this comes as a massive relief for fans and the community.
The announcement was made after Y11’s attempt to purchase Cardiff fell through, a scenario met with resistance and legal action from Swansea. Stewart celebrated this as a significant victory for keeping four professional teams in Wales. The Ospreys will continue to play at the newly redeveloped St Helen’s from next season, promising great vibes for the city and local economy.
Stewart praised the collective effort that led to this outcome, thanking everyone involved in the campaign to save the Ospreys. He emphasized that this success caters to what fans, players, and the public have been eagerly waiting for.
With the WRU now offering the PRA agreements to both Ospreys and Scarlets, there’s renewed hope for stronger professional rugby in Wales. Stewart criticized the previous chaos but is optimistic about this newfound clarity and direction for Welsh rugby’s future. 🏆
This development is not just a win for Swansea but for rugby enthusiasts across Wales. Let’s keep the ball rolling and support our teams! 🏆💪 #Ospreys #WelshRugby #Swansea
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