Exciting news from the rugby world! Scarlets have pulled off a surprise move by re-signing their former fly-half, Billy McBryde, on a short-term loan. McBryde, son of legendary coach Robin McBryde, returns to Parc y Scarlets just in time for their upcoming clash with Benetton. At 29, Billy brings invaluable experience, having honed his skills at RGC and previously dazzling during his stint with the Scarlets in the Anglo-Welsh Cup. With current team options limited due to international call-ups and injuries, McBryde’s return is set to bolster the squad and provide much-needed depth.
Step in, 18-year-old Carwyn Leggatt-Jones, who is also part of the exciting line-up for the Treviso fixture. With the first-choice fly-half Sam Costelow busy with Six Nations commitments, and other young talents off with the U20s squad, Billy’s leadership and skills couldn’t have come at a better time.
Scarlets have high hopes that McBryde’s extensive experience will uplift the team, offering guidance to younger players during this demanding season. Fans are eager to see him back in action, aiming for a seamless integration that could make all the difference on the pitch.
Keep an eye on this space for all the latest updates as Scarlets gear up for their next big test in Italy! 🏉✨