Alex Lozowski has described his final season at Saracens as "bewildering," admitting it was a deflating way to end a decade-long association with the club before his move to Sale.
According to BBC News, the centre found himself sidelined to fringe duties during his farewell campaign at Saracens, a stark contrast to the central role he had played for much of his ten years there. Lozowski's exit marked the close of a significant chapter in his career, but he suggests the circumstances surrounding his departure left him unsettled rather than able to enjoy a proper send-off.
He has now made the switch to Sale, where he'll be looking to rediscover the form and consistency that made him a key figure during his best years in north London. The move represents a fresh start following what he clearly regards as an unsatisfying conclusion to his time at Saracens, with BBC News reporting his comments on how the situation unfolded as his departure neared.