🏉 Big news from the rugby world! Max Douglas is set to leave the Scarlets at the end of the season for an exciting move to Japan. The 24-year-old Australian forward, who quickly became a standout player for the Scarlets with 34 appearances over two seasons, shared a heartfelt message with fans.
Douglas expressed gratitude for his time at Scarlets, saying, “I’ve absolutely loved my time here. The players, staff, and supporters have made me feel part of something special.” Known for his versatility, Douglas has been a key figure in both the second row and back row for the team. Before joining Scarlets, he played for Yokohama Canon Eagles in Japan, the Waratahs in Super Rugby, and Manly in Sydney.
Despite his excitement for the next chapter in Japan, Douglas made it clear that Scarlets will always hold a special place in his heart. “Playing in front of the Scarlets fans at Parc y Scarlets is something I’ll always remember,” he noted.
Scarlets’ interim director of rugby, Nigel Davies, praised Douglas, citing his experience, resilience, and character as significant contributions to the team. “Max has made a huge contribution on and off the field. He’s been a real asset with his athleticism, versatility, and work ethic,” praised Davies.
As fans bid farewell to Max, they’re left with fond memories and well-wishes for his promising future in Japan. Best of luck, Max! 🏆
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