Gareth Anscombe says Welsh rugby is "a mess", players have been let down and the four professional sides will struggle to be competitive next season.
The Wales fly-half claimed people in positions of influence have "not stood up and led in the right way", leading to a wrong decisions that have brought about the current mire.
All four of the regions are feeling the pinch - with playing budgets going down to £5.2m next season and then £4.5m the year after. It means many players' salaries are being drastically cut going forward, with anger over changes to future contracts pushing Wales' stars to the brink of strike action earlier this year.