Treviranus opts for two-year Exiles extension

Experienced flanker Ofisa Treviranus has extended his stay at the Madejski Stadium by signing a two-year contract extension.
The 32-year-old was restricted by injuries to nine appearances for the Exiles last season as they were relegated from the , but confirmed his commitment to the club who he admires for its values.
“London Irish is a family club with really nice people working behind the scenes,” said the Samoan, who captain the Pacific island nation at last year's .
“The supporters are also fantastic and wherever we go they are always there for us, and that is why I really wanted to stay at the club.
“This is an ambitious club that wants to succeed at the highest level, and I'm delighted to be a part of the club's future,” he added.
Newly-installed director of rugby Nick Kennedy hailed Treviranus, saying: “Ofisa brings a wealth of experience to the pack which will be invaluable to us going into next season.
“I'm pleased that he has committed his future to the club – Ofisa attracted the interest of a number of Premiership clubs, but he wanted to stay with us as we embark on what promises to be a very competitive and challenging season in the .”
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