The 25-year-old joined the Blue, Black and White five years ago from Yorkshire Carnegie and developed immensely in that period.

He earned his debut in the 2016/17 European Challenge Cup and has since made a further 86 appearances for the club.

Everyone at Bath Rugby would like to wish Jack the best of luck for his next chapter.

“I’ve loved every single second of my time at Bath,” he said.

“I have had some pretty special times at the club both on and off the field and there a lot of memories that stick out. It’s honestly been fantastic.

“I’ve developed massively as a person and a player since arriving and I can’t thank the club enough.”

Director of Rugby Stuart Hooper said: “We are grateful for the effort Jack has given Bath Rugby over the past five seasons.

“A new opportunity has opened up elsewhere and we respect his decision to explore that. We wish him every success for the future.”

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