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Hamer-Webb to leave Cardiff this summer

Gabriel Hamer-Webb scoring a tryHuw Evans Picture Agency

Gabriel Hamer-Webb scored a hat-trick against Ospreys at the Principality Stadium in April 2025

Cardiff have confirmed wing Gabriel Hamer-Webb will leave the club this summer.

The Wales-qualified wing, who played for England Under-20s, has been linked with a move to Leicester.

Hamer-Webb, 24, ed Cardiff from Bath on a short-term contract during the 2023-24 season and enjoyed two stints before g a permanent deal.

An impressive end to the season made Hamer-Webb a candidate for Wales' summer tour of Japan but uncapped Ospreys wing Keelan Giles was preferred.

"Thank you to the club for the opportunity to represent the city that means so much to my family," Hamer-Webb said.

"Most importantly I'd like to thank my team mates and the fans for the many memories I am leaving with."

Cardiff have also confirmed the departure of centre Rey Lee-Lo.

The 39-year-old made 180 appearances across 10 seasons and scored 33 tries.

Lee-Lo was a key member of the Cardiff side that won the 2017-18 Challenge Cup, and was presented with a special recognition award at the end of season dinner.

Thomas Young, Seb Davies and Tinus de Beer are all Dragons-bound next season, prop Rhys Litterick is ing Edinburgh, hooker Efan Daniel is in line for a move to Ospreys, while wing Regan Grace and flanker Gwilym Bradley also depart.

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