Gloucester Rugby extend the deal for Jack Singleton

Jack Singleton (left) is staying at Gloucester for another season. Picture: DAVID DAVIES/PA <i>(Image: David Davies/PA)</i>
Jack Singleton (left) is staying at Gloucester for another season. Picture: DAVID DAVIES/PA (Image: David Davies/PA)
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Harpenden's Jack Singleton has agreed a deal to stay with Gloucester Rugby.

The England international hooker moved to Kingsholm in 2020 on a season-long loan from Saracens after the North London side were relegated to the Championship.

And following a year with the Cherry & Whites, Singleton made his move permanent.

The 26-year-old has made just shy of a half-century of appearances in Gloucester colours, including eight this season before suffering a season-ending injury in December.

His rehabilitation though is progressing well and head coach George Skivington is pleased to retain Singleton’s quality in the squad.

He said: "We’re clearly delighted to keep a player of Jack’s calibre at Kingsholm.

"He’s an important player for us, both for his dependability at the set-piece but also just his general work around the pitch.

"It’s been a tough year for Jack with his injury, but we’re excited to have him back up and running going into the new season."

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