England Rugby to Extend Head Coach Steve Borthwick's Contract
Move aims to remove uncertainty over Borthwick's future before and during next year's Rugby World Cup, according to BBC Sport.
England head coach Steve Borthwick will have his contract extended beyond the 2028 Six Nations, according to a report by BBC Sport.
The extension is intended to avoid uncertainty surrounding Borthwick's future before and during next year's Rugby World Cup, the report said.
Details of the length and financial terms of the new agreement were not disclosed in the report.
Borthwick has been England's head coach since taking over the role, guiding the team through recent international competitions.
BBC Sport did not specify when the contract extension would be formally announced.
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