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Wales Men’s Squad Update

23 February 2026 by Guest

The following players have been released to their clubs and are available for selection in the Round 12 BKT United Rugby Championship matches this weekend:

  • Liam Belcher (Cardiff Rugby)
  • Mason Grady (Cardiff Rugby)
  • Ben Thomas (Cardiff Rugby)
  • Harri Deaves (Ospreys)
  • Reuben Morgan-Williams (Ospreys)
  • Gareth Thomas (Ospreys)
  • Owen Watkin (Ospreys)
  • Josh Macleod (Scarlets)
  • Tom Rogers (Scarlets)

They will rejoin Wales camp Sunday 1 March to continue preparations for the fourth round Guinness Six Nations match against Ireland (Friday 6 March, KO 8.10pm live on ITV and S4C).

In addition, Ospreys second row Rhys Davies has been released from the squad due to an ankle injury sustained in training last week.

Any further player call ups to the squad would be made following this weekend’s round of club matches.

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