Wales captain Jack Morgan will miss the start of the 2026 Six Nations after dislocating his shoulder in the opening match of the autumn series against Argentina in early November.
The 25-year-old flanker has had surgery, with Ospreys head coach Mark Jones saying Morgan will now face “four to five months”.
Wales began their campaign away to England on 7 February, before home matches against France on 15 February and Scotland a week later.
If his rehabilitation goes well, Morgan could potentially get a chance to return for the final two matches against Ireland on 6 March and Italy on 14 March.
“He’s had the operation, everything has gone really well and he’s on the road to recovery,” Jones said. “He is now in a race to get back as soon as possible.
“Based on what we’ve heard it will take four to five months, but obviously those things can change, we’re working on that at the moment.”
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