Wales boss Sean Lynn admits his side is still a work in progress, yet the WXV Global Series has convinced him the long-term plan is on track.
Wales head coach Sean Lynn isn't pretending the job is done. After the WXV Global Series, he says his squad is still a work in progress, but one that is moving in the right direction.
Lynn pointed to real encouragement from the tournament. Facing elite opposition showed him where his players are growing and where the gaps remain. For a program building toward something bigger, that kind of honest feedback is exactly what he wanted.
The horizon is 2029. Lynn has framed the current work as a journey with a clear end point, so every camp, match and learning moment is part of a longer plan rather than a short-term fix. Patience is the message, but it comes with ambition.
There is plenty still to tighten up, and Lynn is open about that. What he is looking for now is steady progress, a growing identity and a squad that learns quickly against the best. If Wales keep stacking those gains, the road to 2029 could end somewhere special.
