Utility back Bayley Kuenzle is relishing playing his part in Glasgow’s exciting brand of rugby after agreeing to move to Scotstoun this summer.
The 27-year-old Australian will join Franco Smith’s Warriors on a two-year deal upon expiry of his contract with current club Western Force, where he has been since 2022.
“It’s a massive opportunity for me, and Glasgow is a club that’s been successful which speak volumes on the culture,” Kuenzle told Glasgow’s website.
“A big part of the move was the style of rugby that Glasgow play and the culture around the club. They play an exciting brand of rugby, and you can see how tight the group is. It feels like a place where you can grow as a player and be part of something special.
“I had some really good conversations with the coaching staff, including Franco, and a couple of players as well. Everyone was really positive about the environment and the direction the club is heading in. Those chats definitely gave me a lot of confidence that it was the right move.
“I pride myself on doing the basics well, being consistent, and competing in every moment. I’ll look to bring versatility to the squad, a team-first mindset, and hopefully make a positive impact wherever I’m needed.”
Warriors are working to replenish their squad for next season as they prepare to lose some key players this summer, including Huw Jones, Adam Hastings and Jack Dempsey.
Head coach Smith said: “Bayley is a player that we believe will add to our environment, both on and off the field.
“His versatility will be a real asset to our squad, and he has shown his quality with and without the ball irrespective of the number on his jersey.”
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