Exeter Chiefs: Gonzalo Camacho set to leave Sandy Park

Argentina winger Gonzalo Camacho is likely to leave Exeter this summer.

Exeter head coach Rob Baxter says it is "unlikely" that the club will offer him a new deal at Sandy Park.

Camacho has been at Exeter for two seasons, scoring three tries, but has missed large chunks of time while away on international duty.

"It's a difficult one for us and at this stage it looks unlikely that we're going to offer him a new contract for next year," Baxter said.

"He's aware of that and has been aware of that for a little while and he's assessing his options," he added to BBC South West Sport.

Camacho joined Exeter from Harlequins in the summer of 2011 and has been part of the Argentina World Cup and Championship squads, as well as featuring in last autumn's internationals.

Exeter already have several wing options in the form of Matt Jess and emerging England Under-20 youngster Jack Nowell.

The club are also in advanced negotiations to extend the stay of and have secured the services of former Wales winger Tom James.

"It's tough for us with the Argentinean thing and with the emergence of Jack Nowell and other guys coming through," Baxter said.

"We're pretty close with Votu, we've sat down and verbally agreed things.

"There's a bit more finality that's needed to get the contract finalised, and we're very close with [Fiji centre] Sireli Naqelevuki."