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Wales number eight Olly Cracknell is among three Leicester Tigers players to sign new contracts with the Prem side.
Hooker Charlie Clare, 34, and 25-year-old winger Gabriel Hamer-Webb joined Cracknell in penning new undisclosed length deals to remain at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.
Former Ospreys and London Irish player Cracknell earned his first Test cap for Wales at the age of 31 in November.
He has been with Tigers since 2022 and made 72 appearances across all competitions for the East Midlands club.
“What Crackers has achieved is a testament to what you can do through being resilient and persistent throughout your career,” Tigers head coach Geoff Parling told the club website.
Clare is the longest serving of the trio to renew his contract with Tigers, having made 133 appearances for the club since his arrival in 2019.
Hamer-Webb moved back to the English game with Leicester this season from Cardiff, and his early performances in the Prem Cup have earned him a deal that goes beyond the 12-month contract he agreed on his arrival.
