Morgan aims to show new attacking threat for Wales

Wales flanker Jac Morgan believes he has added to his attacking game by moving to Gloucester in the Prem. Jac Morgan captained Wales in the first game under Steve Tandy Wales flanker Jac Morgan feels that he has added an extra attacking dimension to his game by moving to Gloucester. The 26-year-old will feature for his country against Japan in the Nations Championship on Saturday (16:40 GMT) after starring for his club in the Prem. Morgan has made an immediate impact with the Cherry and Whites after moving from Ospreys with Dewi Lake in the summer. He is the Prem's leader for turnovers won, second for tackles completed and in the top five for rucks hit, yet the combative flanker has also starred in attack.

With 18 defenders beaten and a league-leading 102m in contact, Morgan has flourished for second-placed Gloucester. "I feel like I've had the opportunity to be involved a bit more and carry the ball. The attack has been a big focus for us," said Morgan, who has scored two tries. "It's nice to be able to have those opportunities on the ball to attack, so you have to give credit to the coaches and other players." I'm having the ball a bit more at Gloucester – Morgan Morgan's Ospreys exploits led to him winning two caps