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20 August 2026

Kevin Walters to leave Kangaroos for St Helens after World Cup

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Source reporting: 7NEWS Sport

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Kevin Walters to leave Kangaroos for St Helens after World Cup

Kevin Walters has announced he will leave his role as Kangaroos coach to take charge of English club St Helens after the Rugby League World Cup. The move will see Walters depart the international arena and return to club football. 7NEWS Sport reported Walters described St Helens as “one of the most iconic” teams in rugby league. The announcement confirms a planned change in his coaching focus following the World Cup. The decision will shift Walters from international responsibilities to leading a high-profile club side in the English game.

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Walters' move means the Kangaroos will need to appoint a new international coach after the World Cup.

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