Gloucester Rugby confirms the signing of Ireland International fly-half Ross Bryne for the 2025/26 campaign.
The 29-year-old joins the Cherry and Whites on a three-year deal from Irish giants Leinster, where he made 177 appearances since emerging out of the club’s academy.
Throughout his 10-year spell at the club, Bryne won the United Rugby Championship four times and the European Champions Cup, whilst totalling 1,156 points in the process for the province.
Alongside Bryne’s successful club career, he has featured for the Irish National Team on 22 occasions, making his debut against Italy in 2018.
Since then, Bryne has won winning two Triple Crowns, one Six Nations championship, a Six Nations Grand Slam, and represented Ireland at the 2023 World Cup.
Bryne was pleased to finally make the move to Gloucestershire at the end of the campaign.
He said: “I’m delighted to have signed with Gloucester Rugby for next season. The club’s exciting ambitions made it an opportunity I just couldn’t pass up.
“The team are producing a really great brand of rugby already, and that’s certainly something that drew me to Kingsholm.
“I’m hoping I can add to that and help the team grow further in the future.”
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