Round-up of rugby transfer rumours. All the latest speculation linking players with moves. Please remember these are internet rumours, gathered in one place for your convenience, not RUCK stories.
SWITCH: 1 NEWS revealed last week that All Black TJ Perenara is in discussions to join the Sydney Roosters with speculation swirling around New Zealand Rugby's willingness to re-sign the 29-year-old after his Japanese rugby stint. FULL STORY
RETURN: The Rugby Paper has reported that Wasps are interested in bringing Billy Searle back to The Ricoh Arena from Worcester Warriors this summer.
STAYING: All Blacks and Hurricanes hooker Dane Coles has re-committed to New Zealand Rugby and the Hurricanes, inking a deal through to 2023. FULL STORY
POSSIBILITY: Gatland has left the door open for Ireland head coach Andy Farrell to join the British & Irish Lions tour to South Africa this summer if his international commitments allow. FULL STORY
DONE: Sale Sharks have confirmed that Manu Tuilagi has signed a contract extension with the club. FULL STORY
QOS: Former England winger and popular BT Sport pundit Ugo Monye is in the running to captain a team on the revamped question of sport. Joe Marler is also thought to be in the the running. FULL STORY
DONE: Leinster forward and former Australian international Scott Fardy has announced his retirement from rugby at the end of the current season. FULL STORY
STAYING: The Welsh captain Alun Wyn Jones is set to sign a two-year contract extension with Ospreys, according to the BBC.
MOVE: Former England prop Henry Thomas Looks set to leave Bath to move to France at the end of the season. FULL STORY
NO WAY: Saracens boss Mark McCall has slammed the door firmly shut on rival clubs’ chances of keeping their on-loan Saracens players next season. Saracens sent Max Malins, Ben Earl, Nick Isiekwe, Alex Lozowski, Alex Goode and Nick Tompkins out on loan for this season after they were relegated to the Championship. FULL STORY
Leinster Rugby forward Scott Fardy has announced his retirement from rugby at the end of the current season. Fardy, who turns 37 in July, starred for Leinster in their Champions Cup Quarter-Final win against Exeter at the weekend and confirmed his decision this afternoon.