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And so the exodus continues. Following in the footsteps of England internationals Jack Nowell, Sam Simmonds, Jack Willis, David Ribbans, Joe Marchant and Henry Arundell, Lewis Ludlam has become the latest to say goodbye to the Premiership and bonjour to the Top 14.
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Ben Earl has not only committed his rugby future to Saracens and England by signing a new club deal during the World Cup but also vowed to lead his generation of players in driving forward a struggling domestic game. Had Earl’s contract negotiations taken place a year ago, when he was out of the England picture, the dynamic forward would have been open to joining the flow of players leaving the Gallagher Premiership for France. Four of England’s World Cup squad will play in the Top 14 next season, while Jack Nowell and Sam Simmonds both made themselves
Vunipola played no part in the Six Nations earlier this year.
Vunipola played no part in the Six Nations earlier this year.