Warren Gatland (Gats) is a world-renowned coach, best known for his long tenures as head coach of Wales (2008–2019 and 2022–2023) and leading the British & Irish Lions on multiple tours – 2013 Australia — series win, 2017 New Zealand — drawn series, and 2021 South Africa — series loss.
Gats is known for building resilient, highly competitive teams, blending physical dominance with tactical discipline. He has a reputation for maximising player potential, creating strong team cultures, and delivering results in high-pressure environments.
He led Wales to four Six Nations titles (2008, 2012, 2013, 2019), including three Grand Slams and to two Rugby World Cup semi-finals (2011, 2019)
His other coaching roles include – Ireland (forwards coach) early in his international coaching career. Wasps (England) — head coach, winning the Premiership title in 2004. Chiefs (Super Rugby) — head coach during the early years of Super Rugby’s development.
