Welsh rugby is in serious danger of missing out on the services of Regan Grace amid dithering over a potential move for the free-scoring wing.
His rugby league club St Helens hope he will stay with them and are believed to have offered him a contract extension. There is also interest from a handful of Gallagher Premiership sides for the 25-year-old, who hails from Port Talbot but is dual-qualified, with his father from England.
The problem in Wales is that the professional teams this side of the River Severn have all but spent their player budgets for next season. But Wayne Pivac is understood to be keen to see how Grace, scorer of 84 tries in 134 games for St Helens, measures up in 15-a-side, with the 2023 union World Cup on the horizon.
