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Wray stays at Sarries to build for the future

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The Rugby Paper Team
2 August 2020

By NEALE HARVEY
JACKSONWray wants to become a leading figure in Saracens’ revival after extending his contract until 2023.
Along with fellow academy products Owen Farrell, Jamie George and Maro Itoje, long-serving back rower Wray is plotting a trophy-laden future at Allianz Park, as well as continuing to plan for life after rugby in the sports mentoring role he is developing alongside it.
While a year in the Championship beckons, Saracens remain intent on causing damage in Europe as a Champions Cup quarter- final showdown with Leinster draws closer.
Wray, 29, told The Rugby Paper: &ld...

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