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Singleton to leave Worcester for Sarries
Jack Singleton, who came through Saracens’ academy, is to return to Allianz Park next season on a three-year deal.
England prospect Jack Singleton will join Saracens ahead of next season, the Premiership club have announced.
The 22-year-old hooker, who came through the Sarries academy, has agreed to a three-year deal at Allianz Park, having impressed for Worcester Warriors.
He has been signed as a replacement for France international Christopher Tolofua, who is joining Toulon.
Singleton was a member of the England squad for recent tours of Argentina and South Africa but is yet to collect a full cap.
He said of the move to Sarries: “I’m very excited to sign for Saracens. It’s a homecoming for me; I came through the academy and it’s the club I supported from a young age and used to watch regularly.
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Saracens is pleased to announce Academy product @JackSingleton14 will return to the club in the summer! #ReturnoftheJack pic.twitter.com/VPqjN4N4VT
— Saracens Rugby Club (@Saracens) April 25, 2019
“I’m relishing the opportunity to join a club which has been extremely successful in recent seasons and I hope to contribute to future successes as much as I can.
“I’d like to thank Worcester for an incredible five years. They gave me the chance to progress as a player and have helped me develop immensely in that period. I’m extremely grateful to them.”
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