Saracens have a four man shortlist to replace Owen Farrell, including Italy superstar

The seasoned 32-year-old fly-half, who made his debut at the StoneX Stadium at the age of 17, has inked a pivotal two-year deal with Racing 92, effective from July 1st.

As the captain of Saracens, Farrell's departure leaves a significant void for the club, prompting them to actively seek alternatives to fill the void created by his absence.

Having earned 112 caps for his country, Farrell's move to France poses potential obstacles for future appearances with the England national team, unless there are revisions to the eligibility rules. Head coach Steve Borthwick is reportedly advocating for such adjustments.

Notably, Farrell will be joining forces with former England head coach Stuart Lancaster at Racing 92, rekindling their partnership that began with Farrell's international debut against Scotland in the 2012 Six Nations.

In light of Farrell's exit, Saracens are currently exploring available options to address the void left by the departure of their influential fly-half.

In his usual fullback role, he showcases exceptional skills, yet his versatility extends to playing as a fly-half, winger, or inside centre.

Having initially joined Saracens on a brief stint in 2019, the playmaker missed the opportunity to leave a lasting mark when called up by South Africa as a replacement for the injured Jesse Kriel during the Rugby World Cup pool stage.

Since then, he has evolved into a formidable player, making him an excellent addition to the Saracens squad.

Lauded as a fly-half with sharp intellect both on and off the field, Garbisi is recognized for his astute rugby skills and decision-making prowess.

Balancing his rugby pursuits with a commitment to law studies, the young talent has already achieved notable milestones in his professional rugby journey, signaling a bright future in the sport.

As a current member of Montpellier, the prospect of him stepping in for Farrell makes for an enticing and exciting possibility.

controversial option. The ex-Ireland international, previously implicated in allegations of rape and sexual assault in 2017 alongside Stuart Olding, Blane McIlroy, and Rory Harrison, was arrested and questioned.

Despite being found not guilty in March 2018 and resuming his rugby career with Perpignan, Jackson remains a divisive figure in Ireland and England, particularly following his recent tenure with London Irish.

With the dissolution of the Exiles, Jackson made a move to Lyon. Now, there are indications that he might be making a return to the Premiership, potentially filling the void left by Farrell, according to The Rugby Paper.

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Facing an uncertain future at Gloucester with contract renewal prospects looking bleak, the son of Scotland's rugby icon Gavin has grappled with injuries since becoming Kingsholm's marquee signing in 2022.

Despite the setbacks, his undeniable talent shines through.

A Scotland international, he might just be the kind of player Saracens could consider taking a gamble on, given his potential to be an exceptional talent at his peak.