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<\/p>\nMorgan plays his final home game for the Ospreys this weekend after a season like no other<\/p>\n
Jac Morgan will play his last home game for the Ospreys(Image: Huw Evans Picture Agency Ltd)<\/p>\n
No season in Welsh rugby is particularly straightforward. There’s usually some sort of off-field drama or implosion from year to year.<\/p>\n
Yet this year has been a particularly draining one, particularly for the Ospreys<\/a>. For months, their very existence has been framed squarely in the crosshairs.<\/p>\n “There’s been a couple, hasn’t there, but no, nothing like this,” admits Jac Morgan.<\/p>\n The Ospreys and Wales captain will make his final home appearance for the club this weekend, ahead of a move – alongside Wales co-captain and close friend Dewi Lake – to Gallagher Prem side Gloucester next season.<\/p>\n Fittingly, Morgan’s last home game is a west Wales derby against his former side, Scarlets<\/a>. Saturday’s match also marks the last time the Ospreys will play in Bridgend<\/a> ahead of a move to St Helen’s next season.<\/p>\n “I’m pretty nervous for it, to be honest with you,” said Morgan. “I’ve loved my time here with the Ospreys and the support from all the supporters and everyone has been brilliant over the last few years.<\/p>\n “It’s probably going to be a little bit emotional afterwards.”<\/p>\n Having joined the Ospreys in 2021, all of Morgan’s 24 Wales caps to date have come while at the club.<\/p>\n He was also Wales’ only Test Lion last summer – being involved in two of the British and Irish Lions’ Tests against Australia.<\/p>\n “I came here when I was only 21 and being able to play here and come through here – especially with the players that were here when I first joined, to learn from them and the coaches, even the backroom staff who’ve helped the journey along the way – has been brilliant,” said Morgan about his time at the Ospreys .<\/p>\n “I’ve just got a lot of people to thank for everything that they’ve done. I’ve just loved my time here.<\/p>\n “The biggest thing as well is the friends, and everything that I’ve got with the teammates and everyone who’s involved with the club.<\/p>\n “That’s something that I’ll cherish forever. I’m thankful for everybody who’s helped along the way and I’ll continue to be in contact with them for the future.”<\/p>\n This season in particular has been a tricky one. Ongoing uncertainty over the number of professional teams has cast a spectre over the Welsh game.<\/p>\n