Former Munster star Tyler Bleyendaal to replace Andrew Goodman as Leinster coach

Former fly-half Bleyendaal, 33, is currently attack coach with the Hurricanes in his native New Zealand as Goodman takes up role with Ireland.
LEINSTER BOUND: Tyler Bleyendaal arrives at training during his Munster days. Pic Credit: Laszlo Geczo, Inpho.

LEINSTER BOUND: Tyler Bleyendaal arrives at training during his Munster days. Pic Credit: Laszlo Geczo, Inpho.

Leinster have named former Munster player of the year Tyler Bleyendaal as their replacement next season for Ireland-bound backs coach Andrew Goodman.

Former fly-half Bleyendaal, 33, is currently attack coach with the Hurricanes in his native New Zealand. He has been coaching with the Wellington-based Super Rugby franchise since being recruited by Jason Holland having been forced to retire from the game in 2020 due to a neck injury that recurred throughout his five years playing with Munster.

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