London Irish hope to return to professional rugby as early as next season, with new owner Steve Daniels promising to build a sustainable club.

London Irish aim to return to professional rugby following a takeover by Steve Daniels' Gamechanger Investments. The group acquired the club's name, brand, and intellectual property from Kyle Jordan and Daniel McKeown, with leadership targeting a spot in the Championship at the earliest opportunity, potentially as early as next season.
Chief executive Jamie Balls indicated the club is exploring potential stadium solutions, including negotiations over their former Hazelwood training base in Sunbury-on-Thames. Daniels plans to build a financially sustainable operation, with additional ambitions to eventually revive the women's team to compete in Premiership Women's Rugby.
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