Mike Brown and Nathan Earle are heading north as they swap Harlequins for Newcastle Falcons, while Kyle Rowe is heading the other way as he moves from Edinburgh to London Irish.īeaten semi-finalists Sale Sharks will welcome back two former players in the form of Tommy Taylor and Simon McIntyre, the pair are two of only three signings made by head coach Alex Sanderson so far.Īnother team who have been quiet in the transfer market is Exeter Chiefs who will welcome Josh Iosefa-Scott and Sean O’Brien as Rob Baxter puts faith in his side who have reached six Gallagher Premiership finals in a row.

Three Test stars join Lee Blackett at the Coventry Building Society Arena with the arrival of Vaea Fifita and Francois Hougaard, and the return of Nizaam Carr. Leicester Tigers are another team that have made changes with Freddie Burns returning to the club and Bryce Hegarty joining from Queensland Bulls, as the likes of Tomas Lavanini and Ben White leave for pastures new. Harlequins have been busy adding to their squad as they look to defend their title, with Italian fly-half Tomasso Allan joining from Benetton as well as Huw Jones and Christian Scotland-Williamson, who is making his return to rugby following a spell in the NFL. Gloucester Rugby will also be able to call on a Scotland international in the form of Adam Hastings after saying goodbye to Matt Garvey and Willi Heinz who have headed to Warriors and Danny Cipriani who pulls on a Bath Rugby shirt after 10 months out of the game.

The squads for the 13 Gallagher Premiership clubs are taking shape for the 2021-22 season and there have been plenty of big-name signings set to join the league this season.īig changes are afoot at Worcester Warriors where 19 players have departed including Duncan Weir to Glasgow, however, the squad has been bolstered by two Scottish heavyweights in the form of Duhan van der Merwe and Rory Sutherland.

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