McDermott Says He Wants to Lead England Through to 2030 World Cup
England rugby league head coach Brian McDermott has expressed his desire to remain in charge until the 2030 World Cup, according to BBC Sport.
Brian McDermott has said he wants to commit to staying on as England's head coach through to the 2030 Rugby League World Cup, BBC Sport reported.
McDermott, who currently leads the England men's national rugby league team, indicated his intention to remain in the role for the long term, according to the report.
No further details on the specifics of his remarks, the context in which they were made, or any response from England's governing rugby league body were included in the available report.
BBC Sport did not provide additional information regarding McDermott's current contract status or the timeline for any decision on his future with the national team.
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