Our weekly 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.
RUMOUR: Exeter Chiefs second-row Sam Skinner has been put top of the shopping list of a pair of Premiership clubs according to the latest reports. FULL STORY
REPORTS: Wales number eight Taulupe Faletau is in talks to leave Bath at the end of the season and join Cardiff. FULL STORY
- Bath Rugby can today confirm that Taulupe Faletau will be leaving the club at the end of the current season. FULL STORY
AVAILABLE: Montpellier boss Philippe Saint-André has responded to reports that England and Leicester Tigers fly-half George Ford could join Montpellier next summer. FULL STORY
GONE: Tom Prydie — hailed as Welsh rugby’s boy wonder when he became the youngest-ever player to feature for Wales — is looking for a new team after leaving the Scarlets. FULL STORY
RUMOUR: A rumour has surfaced in the French media suggesting that three-times British & Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland could be set for a stunning return to the Gallagher Premiership. FULL STORY
BACK: Former Ireland boss Joe Schmidt will return to coaching after agreeing to join the Blues as a support coach ahead of the 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season. FULL STORY
SIGNED: London Irish have signed flanker Olly Cracknell from Welsh side Ospreys. FULL STORY
REPORTS: There is rumoured to be serious interest from at least two Japanese clubs for Exeter Chiefs winger Jack Nowell, despite the speedster signing a long-term deal to stay at Sandy park in 2020. FULL STORY
RUMOUR: A number of Premiership clubs are chasing the signature of South Africa powerhouse Steven Kitshoff, according to The Rugby Paper/
SIGNED: Former Saracens and Bedford Blues fly-half Will Hooley has signed with San Diego Legion.
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- Jordie Barrett over Damian de Allende is far from being correct. The hype around Dupont is also overreaching, he's probably 4th in the world and has been since the 2023 WC. He also avoids certain matchups which is strange. The rest of the list is pretty good apart from minor subjective biases.JasonMarlow16-09-2026
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