Saracens keep a prop but lose another one

Juan Figallo has signed a multi-year contract extension with Saracens but the Premiership champions will see Rhys Gill leave at the end of the season.
The Argentine international, who joined from Montpellier at the start of last season, has made 24 appearances and played a key role in the Premiership and LV=Cup winning campaigns.
Meanwhile, Welsh international Gill will return to the Cardiff Blues after a six-year stint in North London that saw him win two Premierships and reach the Heineken Cup final in 2014.
Figallo said: “Since I came over to England it's been a really enjoyable experience, both on and off the field. Last year we won the Aviva Premiership and this year we're doing well in both the league and in the Champions Cup. I've really enjoyed being here, I have a lot of friends and it's been great move for me and my family.
“I'm focused on Saracens – playing here, enjoying the club, enjoying the life and enjoying rugby. I'm delighted to be able to extend my stay here and I'm looking forward to next few years at Allianz Park.”
Gill said: “I've had a great time at Saracens; it's a brilliant club and I've loved the atmosphere and environment. We've had some success and I want to play a big role the rest of this season.”
“It's exciting to be coming back home for a new challenge in my career. I also have strong Wales ambitions that I want to fulfil and I feel playing well for Cardiff Blues can help me achieve that aim.
“I've worked with (Blues head coach) Danny (Wilson) before so I've always known about his vision and his understanding of the game. He is changing things for the better and has already made some high calibre signings with the likes of Nick Williams, Salesi Ma'afu and Matthew Morgan.
“I've been lucky enough to see Cardiff Blues play firsthand this season and they're already a different side to the team that started the season. It's exciting to see the plans for the future.
Saracens director of rugby, Mark McCall: “We're delighted that Juan has committed his future to Saracens. On the pitch, he is one of the best scrummagers in world rugby and has shown great character and resolve to battle back from injury to get back to the form that we all know he is capable of. Off the pitch, he is always smiling and is a positive influence around the club.
“Alongside some of our home-grown players in our forwards, Juan has a key role to play at Allianz Park in the upcoming seasons. We're very happy to retain his services.”