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Harlequins sign Gloucester lock Arthur Clark as emergency injury cover

Published: 17 January 2024 05:42 PST
Updated: 17 January 2024 05:51 PST

Falcons captain Callum Chick is beaten by Arthur Clark to a lineout ball during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby match between Newcastle Falcons and Gloucester Rugby at Kingston Park on October 20, 2023 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Harlequins have signed lock Arthur Clark from Gloucester on a short-term loan deal as cover for the injured Stephan Lewies and Dino Lamb.

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The 22-year-old will be available for Quins’ Gallagher Premiership home fixture with Leicester Tigers at the end of the month, before heading back to Gloucester for the return of the league in March.

The 6’7″ former England U20 international has made ten appearances for Gloucester so far this season, with five of those coming in the Premiership.

Before their fixture against Leicester, Harlequins will host Ulster this Saturday in the Investec Champions Cup, where they will be striving for a home tie in the round of 16, having already qualified for the knockouts.

Lamb missed out on Italy’s Guinness Six Nations squad yesterday due to an injury picked up in December. Harlequins director of rugby Billy Millard confirmed at the beginning of the month that both Lamb and Lewies are seeing specialists.

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