Wales has added Rhys Davies, the Ospreys lock, to their Six Nations squad. This move comes after Davies was initially omitted from the 38-man roster. The 27-year-old, with four international caps, will bolster the team's forward options. This marks the eighth Ospreys player selected, adding depth to the Welsh side as the tournament approaches.

Davies' inclusion brings the total squad size to 39, joining other lock options like Dafydd Jenkins and Adam Beard. The team faces challenges, with several key players sidelined due to injuries, including captain Jac Morgan. Wales is looking to improve their performance after a difficult recent showing.

Wales will kick off their campaign against England at Twickenham on February 7th. The team is aiming to make a strong start to the tournament. With the addition of Davies and other players, Wales hopes to make a strong showing in the Six Nations. Fans will be watching to see how the squad performs.

This call-up comes amid uncertainty surrounding the long-term future of the Ospreys. The Welsh team is under pressure to perform well. The addition of players like Davies shows the team's commitment to the competition. The Welsh team will be hoping to make amends for a tough period and make their fans proud.