🏉 Exciting times ahead for Ospreys fans as Harri Deaves signs a new deal, staying true to his roots! The Ospreys might have faced a shock with Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake heading to Gloucester, but Deaves’ commitment is a silver lining. Known for his unmatched work rate and physicality, the 24-year-old is sticking with the team he grew up supporting. After earning his first Wales cap against the All Blacks, Deaves said, “I’m extremely happy to be staying with the Ospreys. This is the team I grew up supporting and have had the privilege of sharing the field with players that I looked up to in the early parts of my career.”
In another twist, coach Richard Cockerill has stepped down from his role with Georgia’s national team and the Black Lion club. His tenure included back-to-back Rugby Europe Championship victories and qualification for the 2027 World Cup, but differences with Georgia Rugby Union’s president led to his departure. Despite the challenges, Cockerill cherishes the journey, stating, “I am proud of my time as head coach of the Georgian national team.”
Meanwhile, Gloucester’s director of rugby, George Skivington, can’t wait to welcome Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake next season, praising them as “world-class” additions. The duo’s arrival is seen as a major boost, enhancing Gloucester’s pack strength as they prepare for 2026/27. With so much happening, Welsh rugby remains a hot topic, and fans are eager to see what unfolds next! 🏉🌍
Stay tuned for more updates as the rugby world buzzes with these thrilling developments! 🌟