Ex-Wasps wing Callum Sirker lands at Cornish Pirates

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NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 14: Callum Sirker of Wasps looks to break past Toby Venner of Bristol Bears during Day Two of the Premiership Rugby 7s Series at Franklin's Gardens on September 14, 2019 in Northampton, England. (Photo by Harry Trump/Getty Images)

Cornish Pirates have announced the signing of former flyer Callum Sirker on a one-year deal.

Sirker was released by Wasps this summer as he makes his comeback from a severe knee injury sustained in late 2019 while on loan at Ampthill.

The 23-year-old now heads to the south west to start anew in the with Pirates, who finished fourth in the league this season behind Ealing Trailfinders, Saracens and Doncaster Knights.

Cornish Pirates’ joint head coach Gavin Cattle said: “Now fully recovered from his injury, Callum is an exciting new signing for us. He certainly has all the attributes, did well in a short but positive spell at on his return, and from his past record is a proven try-scorer.

“We have a talented back three but the addition of Callum, who is principally a winger but could also play fullback, will add more to the mix and I am looking forward to seeing his future development.”

Sirker has spent time at Coventry this year and featured in a number of friendly matches to regain match fitness.

He now joins Pirates’ push for promotion to the Premiership in 2021-22, with clubs now stepping up their recruitment to build a squad hoping to become the top flight’s 14th club.

Following confirmation from the that promotion would be allowed from the Championship this season, Ealing Trailfinders announced the signing of Emirates Lions trio Dylan Smith, Len Massyn, Jan-Henning Campher and recent Bears triallist Tadhg McElroy.

Earlier in the week, agreed terms with former fly-half Tommy Mathews, currently with the squad, while Bedford Blues captured flanker Bailey Ransom.

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