TRANSFER | George Kruis' move away from Saracens confirmed

Rugby News
Monday, 25 May 2020 at 09:12
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England lock George Kruis and Welsh centre Hadleigh Parkes have signed to play for Panasonic Wild Knights in next year's Japanese Top League, the club announced on Monday.
The 30-year-old will leave Saracens, who will be relegated to the Championship after being found guilty of salary cap breaches, following an 11-year stay.

Kruis has spoken British & Irish Lions boss Warren Gatland and told him he would still “love” to be involved in next year’s tour to South Africa.
“I wanted him to know and I do not see going to Japan as counting myself out,” he said. “I thoroughly enjoyed it last time [in New Zealand in 2017] but time will tell.”
Kruis said in a separate statement: "Although this has clearly been a tough decision, I am extremely excited and honoured to take on this new challenge and chapter in my career.
"(This) is a really exciting time for rugby in Japan, following the tremendous World Cup they hosted last year."

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The full list of who’s going & who’s staying at Saracens

Here’s our changing list of stayers, loaners, likely leavers and confirmed departures at Saracens. 
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STAYERS

  • Owen Farrell
  • Elliot Daly
  • Jamie George
  • Billy Vunipola
  • Mako Vunipola
  • Jackson Wray
  • Ali Crossdale
  • Vincent Koch

LIKELY LEAVERS ON PAGE 2

LIKELY LEAVERS

  • George Kruis (Japan)
  • Alex Lewington (Leicester Tigers)
  • Alex Goode (Japan)
  • Brad Barritt (Retiring)
  • Rhys Carré (PRO14)
  • Richard Wigglesworth (Ealing)
  • Ben Spencer (Bath)
  • Maro Itoje (Unknown)
  • Nick Isekwe (Northampton Saints)
  • Alex Lozowski (London Irish)
  • Nick Tompkins (Scarlets)
  • Joel Kpoku (Northampton Saints)
  • Michael Rhodes
  • Juan Figallo
  • Callum Clark (London Irish)
  • Sean Maitland (Edinburgh/Glasgow)
  • Duncan Taylor (Edinburgh)

CONFIRMED DEPARTURES ON PAGE 3

CONFIRMED LEAVERS

  • Joe Gray (Harlequins)
  • Liam Williams (Scarlets)
  • Matt Gallagher (Munster)
  • Ben Earl (Bristol Bears - loan)
  • Jack Singleton (Gloucester Rugby - loan)
  • Max Malins (Bristol Bears - loan)
  • Will Skelton (La Rochelle)
  •  Titi Lamositele (Montpellier)
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