Ireland fly-half Byrne to join Gloucester

Gloucester Rugby has announced the signing of Ireland international fly-half Ross Byrne on a two-year deal.

The 26-year-old playmaker will join the English Premiership club from Leinster at the end of the current season.

Byrne has been an integral part of the Leinster squad for the past several years, helping them win multiple Pro14 titles and reach the knockout stages of the European Champions Cup.

Gloucester’s head coach, George Skivington, expressed his excitement at having Byrne join the club, praising his skill and experience.

Byrne will provide competition for the fly-half position at Gloucester, alongside current first-choice stand-off, Danny Cipriani.

The move to Gloucester will give Byrne the opportunity to test himself in a new environment and challenge himself in the highly competitive English Premiership.

Byrne has represented Ireland at the international level, earning caps in both test matches and in the Six Nations tournament.

His arrival at Gloucester is expected to strengthen the squad and provide a boost to the team’s midfield options.

Byrne’s signing is part of Gloucester’s ongoing effort to build a competitive squad and improve their standing in the English Premiership.

Fans of Gloucester Rugby will be eagerly anticipating Byrne’s arrival and the impact he will have on the team’s performances.