Jack Singleton update

Nearly 12 months on from the cardiac event he suffered in training, Jack Singleton is entering the final phase of his rehabilitation.

With the backing of the Club and external specialists, Jack has followed a detailed and extensive process to reach a position where he can consider a return to full training, subject to the successful completion of his rehabilitation programme.

Gloucester Rugby has supported Jack since the incident, and remains committed to ensuring his recovery is conducted thoroughly, with his long-term health and wellbeing the priority.

While Jack will not be contracted to Gloucester Rugby for the 2026/27 season, the Club is proud to have supported him throughout his recovery, and wishes him every success for the future as he considers the next steps in his playing career.

Head Coach, George Skivington, commented:

“As friends and colleagues, everyone at the Club has been pleased to see Jack’s progress in his health and wellbeing following what was undoubtedly a frightening experience for him and his family.

“I’m incredibly proud of our medical department for the care and support they have provided throughout Jack’s journey, from recognising the symptoms early to coordinating specialist treatment and guiding his rehabilitation."

Singleton added:

"I’d like to thank everyone at Gloucester, the staff, my friends and family, and the supporters for the incredible support I’ve had over the last year. It has meant a huge amount to me."