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Following on from our look at U20 players in the Premiership capable of breaking out this season, we now turn our attentions to the recently expanded Guinness PRO14.
The Chilean international knows he has made a huge decision to leave his home country behind, but says moving to Portugal is the first step on the road to success.
The rising star at Kingsholm is looking forward to making his mark in his first full season with the Cherry and Whites.
The 2017/18 Premiership season is almost upon us and the sense of optimism among fans of all 12 clubs is tangible.
The Premiership’s annual curtain raiser arrives this weekend, as the competition’s 12 clubs take part in the Singha 7s at Franklin’s Gardens.
Leicester Tigers’ newest signing from Australia is preparing for life in the Aviva Premiership, having starred for his country on the Sevens stage.
The young and promising scum-half has left his life in Scotland behind and swapped it for Bristol as they aim to return to the Aviva Premiership
With the 2017 British and Irish Lions tour in the books and delivering in almost all ways imaginable, hopefully you can forgive us for already casting our eye forward to the 2021 tour of South Africa.
With the domestic season coming to a close, one of Bristol Rugby’s newest recruits tells TRU how moving to Ashton Gate was a must.
Seb Negri has been a standout performer for Hartpury College in his final year at the club and he speaks to TRU about life in Gloucester, his upbringing in Zimbabwe and his move to Treviso in Italy.
TRU speaks exclusively with fly-half Zack Henry on his move from Bath to Rouen, life abroad and extending his stay in France.
Todd Blackadder’s arrival at Bath has seen a notable shift in form that is a stark contrast to the season the club endured under Mike Ford last term, and his selection policy has proved one to be admired.
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