Harlequins have announced Scott Steele has formalised a contract extension that will see him remain at the Stoop beyond this season.
The scrum-half, who featured for Scotland in their Six Nations win over England, has slotted in beyond Danny Care in the Quins pecking order at the position.
Steele made the cross-Premiership switch from London Irish to Quins last summer and has scored three tries in seven appearances to ward off competition from Martin Landajo.
Steele said: “It was a no brainer for me to re-sign at Quins. It’s an exciting group we have at the Club at the moment. It’s something I’m grateful to be a part of.
“Getting my opportunity at Quins has helped me play some of my best rugby, and go on to get capped at Test level, which has always been a goal of mine.
“I’m looking forward to repaying Quins for giving me that opportunity and can’t wait to meet the fans and play in front of a packed Stoop in the Quarters.”
Harlequins Attack and Backs Coach Nick Evans said: “It’s fantastic to see Scott re-sign. He came in during a tough time for the sport at the height of the pandemic and has made an impressive start to his time here.
“Scott’s call-up to the Scotland squad was well-deserved after a fast start to life with Quins, and we’re delighted to have a halfback of his calibre put pen to paper again.
“He’s a combative nine who has shown he’s unafraid of putting his body on the line in the tackle area and in the breakdown. He has a great attitude and we’re looking forward to welcoming him back from Six Nations duty over the next few weeks.”
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