Luke Scully: Ospreys' versatile fly-half and centre agrees new deal with club
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Luke Scully is a product of Banwen RFC
Versatile former Wales Under-20s international Luke Scully has signed a new deal with Ospreys.
Scully has made eight senior appearances having coming through the region's development pathway and has also played at Worcester Warriors and Cardiff.
The 23-year-old is able to play at either fly-half or centre.
"Scully has made a lot of progress on the pitch this season," said Ospreys boss Toby Booth.
"I feel we are starting to see him understand the intricacies of the roles we ask him to deliver on.
"He also provides a lot of added value through his character and professionalism, which are vital in a long season and tight group."
Scully left the Ospreys academy to join Worcester Warriors as a teenager.
He also had a short spell at Cardiff before returning to Ospreys in 2022.
Ospreys have not specified the length of Scully's new deal.
"It's great to commit my future to my home club," said Scully.
"I've grown a lot as a player here and I'm looking forward to what the future holds."
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