Gloucester and Wales wing suffered during the Six Nations but is determined to get back to his best at his club
During this year’s Six Nations, lightning did not strike twice. Whereas Louis Rees-Zammit blazed his way through his debut championship in 2021, he failed to score a try and was axed for Wales’s key match against England. His Gloucester director of rugby, George Skivington, sums up nicely the predicament the 21-year-old winger found himself in: “When you’re one of the poster boys of the game, everybody knows when you’ve been dropped.”
It represented a first major setback for Rees-Zammit, the youngest member of last year’s British & Irish Lions squad, but one that he dwelled on for all of five minutes. He does not lack for self‑belief, repeatedly insisting “I know what I can do”, but Skivington sees a more rounded player who still has considerable room to improve.
Written by Gerard Meagher
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2022/apr/21/louis-rees-zammit-wales-six-nations-gloucester-premiership-rugby under the title “‘I know what I can do’: Louis Rees-Zammit finding form with Gloucester”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
