"They will be greatly missed” - Saracens confirm EIGHT departing players
Rugby NewsWednesday, 29 June 2022 at 13:48
Saracens have paid tribute to their departing players who leave the club following the conclusion of the 2021/22 season.
The departing players, who have all been a huge part of the club will be embarking on new challenges following their time at StoneX Stadium.
“One of the most difficult things about the end of the season is that inevitably you say farewell to some great players but more importantly great people," said Director of Rugby Mark McCall.
We would like to thank all of our players, who will not be with us next season, for everything they have done for our club.
"They will be greatly missed but the memories they have helped create will live on.”
SARACENS DEPARTURES:
Vincent Koch
The prop is heading to Coventry to join Wasps after taking to the field with Sarries an impressive 122 times, 2 x Premiership Champion, 2 x European Cup Winner… not to mention his 28 South African caps, World Cup win and Lions Series win.
Tim Swinson
The 2020/21 Players’ Player of the Season & Championship Winner with 41 Saracens appearances and 38 Scotland Caps under his belt!
Richard Barrington
Heads to Agen with an epic number of achievements; 4 x Premiership Champion, 3 x European Cup Winner and a huge 220 Saracens appearances.
Elliott Obatoyinbo
Another of our Championship winners and A League Winner with 36 Saracens appearances to his name.
Charlie Watson
Another academy star, who captained Cambridge University as well as pulling the Sarries shirt on six times.
Sean Reffell
Heading to Ulster with 42 Saracens appearances and a 2020/21 Young Player of the Season award.
Janco Venter
Leaves us as a Championship winner with 12 Saracens appearances to his name. .
Tom Mills
An academy star who has shown his quality in the Storm side as well as his two first team caps.
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