Presented here is a compilation of released English Premiership players who are presently in search of new clubs. Additionally, their positions and home countries are provided.
Regrettably, due to three clubs facing financial troubles this season, including the recent case of London Irish, some of these players might be compelled to retire prematurely.
Given the reduced salary cap, most Premiership clubs find themselves with limited budgetary resources, prompting them to carefully manage their finances in line with the new constraints.
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RELEASED PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS
List via Wales Online
Bath Rugby (Nine players)
Darren Atkins (Full-back, England)
Tom Doughty (Hooker, England)
Max Green (Scrum-half, England)
Gabriel Hamer-Webb (Wing, England)
Valeriy Morozov (Prop, Russia)
D'Arcy Rae (Prop, Scotland)
Will Spencer (Lock, England)
Jordan Venter (Centre, South Africa)
Wesley White (Flanker, South Africa)
Bristol Bears (10 players)
Pete Carter (Scrum-half, England)
Toby Fricker (Wing, Wales)
John Hawkins (Lock, England)
Jake Kerr (Hooker, Scotland)
Sam Lewis (Flanker, Wales)
Jac Lloyd (Fly-half, Wales)
Martin Mulhall (Prop, Ireland)
Henry Purdy (Centre/ Wing, England)
Aaron Thompson (Hooker, England)
Tom Wilstead (Fly-half, England)
Exeter Chiefs (Two players)
Luke Cowan-Dickie (Hooker, England)
Gallagher Player of the Match Luke Cowan-Dickie, Captain of Exeter Chiefs during the Gallagher Premiership match between Exeter Chiefs and Northampton Saints at Sandy Park, Exeter on 7th January 2023. Photo: Tom Sandberg/PPAUK
Jack Maunder (Scrum-half, England)
Gloucester Rugby (13 players)
Ollie Adkins (Prop, England)
Jenson Boughton (Prop, England)
Alex Craig (Lock, Scotland)
Keillan Cullen (Fly-half, England)
Josh Gray (Flanker, England)
Giorgi Kveseladz (Centre, Georgia)
Isaac Marsh (Centre, England)
Alex Morgan (Wing, Wales)
Kyle Moyle (Full-back, England)
Bryan O'Connor (Prop, Ireland)
Henry Pearson (Prop, England)
Finn Theobald-Thomas (Hooker, England)
Henry Walker (Hooker, England)
Harlequins (Five players)
Rhys Litterick (Prop, England)
Charlie Matthews (Lock, England)
Conor Oresanya (Wing, England)
Jack Stafford (Scrum-half, Ireland)
Viliami Taulani (Flanker, Tonga)
Leicester Tigers (Six players)
Calum Green (Lock, England)
Leicester Tigers celebrating in the changing room with Charlie Clare of Leicester Tigers, Dan Cole of Leicester Tigers and Calum Green of Leicester Tigers after the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Final Match between Leicester Tigers and Saracens at Twickenham Stadium on 18 June 2022. Photo: Phil Mingo/PPAUK
Kini Murimurivalu (Wing, Fiji)
George Loose (Centre, England)
Chester Owen (Back row, England)
Hosea Saumaki (Wing, Tonga)
Riley Williams (Prop, Wales)
London Irish (Nine players)
Isaac Curtis-Harris (Back row, England)
Facundo Gigena (Prop, Argentina)
Louie Kirkham (Back row, England)
Isaac Miller (Hooker, Scotland)
Oran Murphy (Prop, England)
Oliver Stirling (Back row, Scotland
James Stokes (Full-back, England)
Logan Trotter (Full-back, Scotland)
Mike Willemse (Hooker, South Africa)
Also likely to be available: 30 players
Ben Atkins (Hooker, England)
Jacob Atkins (Fly-half, England)
Josh Basham (Back row, England)
Lucio Cinti (Wing, Argentina)
Jack Cooke (Back row, Ireland)
Matt Cornish (Hooker, England)
Ben Donnell (Back row, England)
Caolan Englefield (Scrum-half, Ireland)
So'otala Fa'aso'o (Back row, Samoa)
Danilo Fischetti (Prop, Italy)
Juan Martín González (Back row, Argentina)
Will Goodrick-Clarke (Prop, England)
Tom Hitchcock (Centre, England)
Ollie Hoskins (Prop, Australia)
Oliver Hoskins of London Irish is tackled by Handré Pollard of Leicester Tigers during the Gallagher Premiership match between London Irish and Leicester Tigers at The Gtech Community Stadium, London on 25 February 2023 (Photo: Danny Loo/PPAUK)
Benhard Janse van Rensburg (Centre, South Africa)
Rory Jennings (Fly-half, England)
Izaia Moore-Aiono (Back row, England)
Luca Morisi (Centre, Italy)
Ciaran Parker (Prop, England)
Eddie Poolman (Centre, Australia)
Ciaran Parker (Prop, England)
Joe Powell (Scrum-half, Australia)
Api Ratuniyarawa (Lock, Fiji)
Matt Rogerson (Back row, England)
Kyle Rowe (Full-back, Scotland)
Ignacio Ruiz (Hooker, Argentina)
Ed Scragg (Lock, Wales)
Josh Smart (Back row, England)
Ben White (Scrum-half, Scotland)
Matt Williams (Centre, England)
Newcastle Falcons (15 players)
James Blackett (Scrum-half, England)
Conrad Cade (Prop, England)
Jeremy Civil (Centre, England)
Connor Collett (Flanker, England)
Ewan Greenlaw (Centre, England)
Conor Kenny (Prop, Ireland)
Pete Lucock (Centre, England)
Tom Marshall (Back row, Scotland)
Logovi'i Mulipola (Prop Samoa)
Logovi'i Mulipola of Newcastle Falcons looks dejected after the loss during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby match between Exeter Chiefs and Newcastle Falcons at Sandy Park on February 23rd 2019, Exeter, Devon. Photo: Cameron Geran/PPAUK
Cameron Nordli-Kelemeti (Scrum-half, Fiji)
Chidera Obonna (Centre, England)
Greg Peterson (Lock, United States)
Sean Robinson (Lock/ Flanker, England)
Charlie Smith (Hooker, England)
Micky Young (Scrum-half, England)
Northampton Saints (11 players)
Callum Burns (Hooker, England)
Joseph Gaffan (Back row, England)
Ethan Grayson (Centre, England)
Oisin Heffernan (Prop, Ireland)
Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi (Prop, England)
Archie Kean (Centre, England)
Brandon Nansen (Lock, Samoa)
Alfie Petch (Prop, England)
Matt Proctor (Centre, New Zealand)
Courtnall Skosan (Wing, South Africa)
Frankie Sleightholme (Wing, England)
Sale Sharks (Eight players)
Dominic Barrow (Lock, England)
Ben Carlile (Prop, England)
Elliot Gourlay (Centre/ Fly-half, Scotland)
Sam Hill (Centre, England)
Ryan Mills (Centre/ Fly-half, England)
Sonatane Takulua of Newcastle Falcons is tackled by Ryan Mills of Worcester Warriors during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby match between Worcester Warriors and Newcastle Falcons at Sixways Stadium on September 15th 2018 in Worcester, England (Photo: Phil Mingo/PPAUK)
Matt Postlethwaite (Lock, England)
Kieran Wilkinson (Fly-half, England)
Jason Woodward (Full-back, New Zealand)
Saracens (Two players)
James Flynn (Prop, England)
Ethan Lewis (Hooker, Wales)
