It will be all change at Gloucester this summer with Director of Rugby David Humphreys and head coach Johan Ackermann both departing the club.
It's expected that Welsh duo Dai Young and Rob Howley will take over at the club ahead of what could be a very exciting 2020/21 Gallagher Premiership season.
Having already secured the signing of England internationals Jack Singleton and Jonny May, the Gloucester squad is shaping up quite nicely.
At RUCK, we believe with just three more signings, their new bosses could transform the Cherry & Whites into legitimate title contenders.
1. Joaquín Tuculet
An established international, the former Argentina captain is available to sign after Jaguares confirmed that all of their players are free to leave and pursue playing contracts overseas.
Also capable of playing as a centre and fly-half, the 30-year-old's work-rate, consistency and attacking brilliance make him a potent threat for any opposing side.
The speedster would be a fantastic addition for the Cherry & Whites.
2. Devin Toner
The towering 70-cap Ireland international will be available this summer when his contract at Leinster expires. The 33-year-old, who made his debut for the Blues in 2006, isn’t sure about what he wants to do as he contemplates retirement, according to the Irish Mirror.
However, if the Cherry & Whites could convince Toner to come to Kingsholm, the towering 6ft 11in second-row would make their line-out imperious.
A potential game-changer.
3. Tevita Kuridrani
The 60-cap Wallaby has been one of the finest midfield maestros in the world over the past few seasons. With Australia Rugby desperately looking to cut costs, the 29-year-old, who has previously been linked with Sale Sharks, is believed to be available for a one-year loan.
His extra-long legs allow him to glide past would-be defenders while a deadly fend and subtle left-foot step are enough to keep the best of defenders second-guessing. This would be exciting.
POSSIBLE GLOUCESTER XV:
15. Joaquín Tuculet, 14. Louis Rees-Zammit, 13. Tevita Kuridrani, 12. Mark Atkinson, 11. Jonny May, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9. Joe Simpson; 1. Josh Hohneck, 2. Jack Singleton, 3. Val Rapava-Ruskin, 4. Ed Slater, 5. Devin Toner, 6. Jake Polledri, 7. Ruan Ackermann, 8. Ben Morgan
