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Rees-Zammit is set to return to Wales’ Principality Stadium<\/a> on Saturday when Bristol take on Harlequins, having swapped their home in Ashton Gate for their second showpiece outing at the ground. <\/p>\n He has played at full-back before – making one start for former club Gloucester and three for Wales there – and says he will play wherever the coach wants to play him going forward.<\/p>\n “Both Pat [Lam, Bristol director of rugby] and Steve [Tandy, Wales head coach] have said at the start of the season that they want me to play full-back so that’s the plan for now,” he said.<\/p>\n “It’s very interchangeable now playing full-back and wing \u2013 in terms of long-term future, I’m happy for either.”<\/p>\n Bristol’s fast-paced, aggressive, running-rugby style was cited as a big part of why Rees-Zammit joined the club and he has already extended his initial deal to stay beyond this season<\/a>.<\/p>\n He said the way the Prem club play allows him to “get a lot of touches” on the ball which was starting to creep into Wales’ style, particularly during the win over Italy in their final Six Nations game.<\/p>\n “You’ve seen that a bit more in the Italy game, I thought I got a lot more touches, a bit more space, so I’m loving playing full-back,” Rees-Zammit said.<\/p>\n “I really enjoy it, it allows me to have a lot of freedom. <\/p>\n “Playing here [at Bristol] especially, the boys are real good in terms of giving me ball in space and that’s when I can be effective.”<\/p>\n