Cameron Redpath: Scotland centre extends contract with Premiership side Bath

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Cameron Redpath has made 55 appearances for Bath

Scotland international Cameron Redpath has signed a new contract to stay at Bath until 2027.

He follows team-mates Will Stuart, Will Muir and Max Ojomah, who all extended their deals at the Premiership club last week.

The 24-year-old centre has made 55 appearances since moving to The Rec from Sale Sharks in 2020.

Redpath has been selected in Scotland's Six Nations squad, which begins this weekend.

"I am buzzing. It's been a good couple of years since I joined," he said.

"Obviously at the start of my career here it was a bit tough through injury and a few things that kept me on the sidelines for a while but the last year-and-a-half for me has been really good.

"I am really enjoying my rugby, and enjoying the group that we've got here, whether that's the coaches, the staff, the players and the fans.

"It's a great place to be and I am loving it. I feel that we've got a really good chance of winning something, so I am really happy and really enjoying what we are building here." 

Bath are third in the Premiership on 37 points, level with second-placed Harlequins.

There will be no Premiership fixtures in February as the Six Nations begins, with Redpath travelling to Cardiff for Scotland's opener against Wales on Saturday.

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