Sharks look north as flyhalf search intensifies
The Sharks’ search for a new flyhalf has reportedly led them to former Ireland international Ross Byrne, with the experienced ex-Leinster playmaker emerging as the latest target for the Durban franchise.
The Sharks are on the hunt for a new flyhalf and could turn their attentions to an Irish international.
Earlier this month, the Durban-based franchise were linked to Italian Tommaso Allan as well as Wallaby veteran James O’Connor.
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Ross Byrne, currently at English club Gloucester, who has been capped 22 times for Ireland, is the latest name on the Sharks’ radar, according to Rapport.
The 31-year-old was capped 194 times for Leinster, scoring 1207 points, and offers a physical presence at pivot, standing 1.91m and weighing 90 kg.
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Source: Kick Off
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