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NIK SIMON: The transfer market for rugby's top No8s is hotting up with Alfie Barbeary, Arthur Green, Bill Mata and Callum Chick all weighing up their next moves.

Bristol Bears are targeting Saracens No 8 Alfie Barbeary, who has a break clause in his contract, as they prepare for the potential departure of injured back-rower Bill Mata. Saracens also face the prospect of losing Argentina internationals Juan Martin Gonzalez and Lucio Cinti due to international scheduling conflicts. Meanwhile, Sale Sharks are pursuing Gloucester scrum-half Caolan Englefield to strengthen their quota of English-qualified players.
Exeter Chiefs are closing in on contract extensions for key international trio Henry Slade, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, and Dafydd Jenkins following fresh investment from Black Knight. Separately, current Japan head coach Eddie Jones revealed that coaching in the NRL is his dream once his contract expires after next year's World Cup, ruling out any future advisory roles in the PREM.
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