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Welsh Rugby Stars Depart, Dragons Seek Replacement

Welsh rugby star Aaron Wainwright joins Leicester Tigers, leaving Dragons after nine seasons. Ospreys Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake head to Gloucester amid Welsh Rugby Unions plan to cut teams from four to three. Dragons coach Tiatia emphasizes the need for improvement and strong identities to attract top talent. Dragons hunt replacement with new budget, as uncertainty looms over Welsh rugby. Checkout Solipillow.com

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