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Aussie Morgan moves to promoted London

Australian centre Ryan Morgan has moved on loan to promoted London Broncos from St Helens as they return to Super League.

London Broncos have signed St Helens' Australian centre Ryan Morgan on loan for their first season back in Super League.

The 28-year-old former Paramatta and Melbourne threequarter has been a regular for Saints over the last two seasons, scoring 24 tries in 49 appearances, but conceded the number three shirt to new signing Kevin Naiqama when they announced their 2019 squad numbers on Wednesday.

"We have a lot of competition for places in the squad and therefore we felt it was best for the club and Ryan if he went out on loan," said Saints chief executive Mike Rush.

"Ryan is too good a player not to be playing regularly and will be a great fit at the London Broncos."

Morgan is the Broncos' fifth signing since they secured promotion via the Million Pound Game following Matty Fozard, Greg Richards, Nathan Mason and Jordan Abdull to Ealing.

London head coach Danny Ward said: "Ryan is a player that will bring NRL and Super League experience to the squad for 2019.

"Playing with the likes of Melbourne, Paramatta and St Helens just shows what a player he is. I am excited to get started with Ryan in training now and looking forward to seeing him in a London shirt."

Morgan said: "It's exciting. It's an amazing city and watching the team do so well in the Million Pound game was fantastic.

"I can't wait now to get involved. The move has happened really quickly but I have spoken to (St Helens' former London forward) Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook about the place and he has only good things to say."


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