Johnny Sexton's return to rugby coaching was inevitable, as his passion for the game and the persuasion of Andy Farrell drew him back. After a brief hiatus working outside of rugby, Sexton found himself back in his element, coaching with Ireland and now the British & Irish Lions.

With a wealth of knowledge and experience, Sexton couldn't resist the opportunity to work with young players and share his expertise. His dedication to coaching was evident as he spoke about his love for the game and his desire to give back to the sport.

Transitioning from a corporate job to a coaching role, Sexton expressed his happiness and fulfillment in being back in the rugby environment. He acknowledged that coaching was always a passion of his, and now he is fully committed to the present moment and making the most of his coaching experience.

Speaking ahead of an upcoming game, Sexton reflected on his time with the Lions and the pride he feels in contributing to the team. He emphasized the privilege of being part of the Lions set-up and the joy of working with a talented group of players.

Utilizing his vast experience, Sexton has been mentoring young players like Marcus Smith and Fin Smith, offering technical and mental advice based on their individual needs. His focus is on helping them grow and develop as players, drawing from his own extensive playing career.