Scotland’s Huw Jones is set to join Toulon from Glasgow Warriors this summer. The Leith-born center has made a significant impact in the rugby world, notching 58 caps for Scotland and earning acclaim for his performances.
Career Highlights
Huw Jones began his rugby career at the University of Cape Town. He later played for Western Province and the Stormers before joining Glasgow Warriors in 2017. Over two spells with the Warriors, Jones has made 82 appearances and scored 28 tries.
Recent Performance
Jones returned from injury in style, scoring in Glasgow’s recent 33-21 victory over Clermont-Auvergne in the Champions Cup. His contributions have been vital to the team’s success, including a memorable performance in the URC Grand Final against the Vodacom Bulls in June 2024, where he scored the match-winning try.
International Achievements
In addition to his club success, Jones was selected for the 2025 British and Irish Lions tour of Australia. He played in all three Test matches, scoring a critical try in the second Test. His outstanding performances earned him a spot in the World Rugby Dream Team of the Year 2025.
Toulon’s Acclaim
Toulon expressed excitement over Jones’s upcoming arrival, highlighting his strengths as a “complete player.” His powerful playing style, speed, game sense, and defensive skills are expected to enhance the team significantly.
- Current Team: Glasgow Warriors
- New Team: Toulon
- Glasgow Warriors Appearances: 82
- Points Scored: 28 tries
- Scotland Caps: 58
- Years Active: Since 2017
- World Rugby Dream Team: 2025
With Jones’s talent and experience, Toulon looks forward to a successful season ahead in the Top 14.
