Transfer Round-Up: Watson leaves Bath, Cipriani ready to move again, Kruis returns
Rugby NewsFriday, 31 December 2021 at 19:22
Friday's Rugby Transfer Round-Up.
TRIO: Saracens back row Sean Reffell will join Ulster next summer, while John Cooney and Will Addison have signed contract extension. FULL STORY
RUMOUR: A report in the Telegraph today suggests Anthony Watson is heading towards the exit door at Bath with former club London Irish leading the chase for his signature. FULL STORY
STAYING: Scotland international Blair Kinghorn has targeted silverware after signing a new contract with Edinburgh. FULL STORY
SIGNED: Bath have announced that former Sale Sharks prop Valery Morozov has joined them for the remainder of the 2021/22 season. FULL STORY
FLY-HALF: Bath are poised to end their long-running search for a new No.10 with a move for former Springbok international Curwin Bosch. FULL STORY
RETURN: With Leicester and Saracens struggling to balance the books, George Kruis has become a target for Exeter Chiefs after they lost international second-row's Jonny Hill and Sam Skinner. FULL STORY
SIGNED: Prop Gareth Milasinovich is in line for his debut after joining on a two-month loan from Ulster. FULL STORY
STAYING: Scotland captain Stuart Hogg has announced on the Exeter Chiefs website that he is staying with the club beyond the end of the season. FULL STORY
GONE: Connacht’s Irish international second row Ultan Dillane has ended months of speculation by confirming he will leave the Galway Sportsground at the end of the season. FULL STORY
ANOTHER: Dragons have lined up a move to take Exeter Chiefs lock Sean Lonsdale to Rodney Parade when his contract runs out this summer. FULL STORY
RUMOUR: With his contract up at the end of the season, Danny Cipriani has emerged as a target for Newcastle Falcons.
suggesting that Anthony Watson is set to leave The Rec.
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