Rob Page signs a new four-year contract as Wales manager

Rob Page, the manager of Wales, has committed to guiding the squad throughout the World Cup in Qatar this winter and the qualifying rounds for the Euro 2024 and the 2026 World Cup by signing a new four-year deal. Ryan Giggs stepped down from his role to face legal matters, and Page took over as caretaker manager until Giggs resigned as he was getting ready to go on trial.

The 48-year-old Page successfully guided Wales to its first World Cup berth in 64 years, and the FAW has now offered him the position permanently.

Page said, “There is no greater honor than leading your country’s national team, and I am looking forward to the challenges the upcoming four years will present, beginning with our nation’s first FIFA World Cup in 64 years. The future holds great promise for Welsh football, and I hope we can maintain our success by earning additional big tournament berths after November.”

The FIFA World Cup is the ideal opportunity to showcase Wales on the international stage. FAW president Steve Williams continued, “I am delighted that Rob and the FAW have agreed to a four-year contract to take the Cymru Men’s National Team to the next stage, and I am positive that Rob is the best person for the role, in Qatar and beyond.”