As per a recent research, Gloucester Rugby Club's captain Jim Hamilton shall be leaving Kingsholm as soon as this season ends. The news was revealed by the Aviva Premiership rugby club Gloucester which Hamilton currently heads. He is said to be moving to France and taking up a contract with a French Club. The name of the club he is going to buy has not yet been disclosed.
Hamilton is currently heading the Aviva Premiership rugby club Gloucester for a third season in a row. He moved from Edinburgh in 2010 summer and has played a vital role in the success of the Gloucester on field.
He was recognized as a great leader and earned fame in that time. He has a huge fan following in that time. He had a contract with Gloucester for 2013-14 but he has now decided to leave the club. The contract settlement shall be done by financial compensation.
Nigel Davies, the Director of Rugby said that France offers bigger budget for the game than other counterparts. Therefore, they don't want Jim to lose the big opportunity, he added. "Jim has been a big part of what we've achieved so far this season at Gloucester Rugby. We don't want to lose him and he's aware of that", said Mr. Davies.
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