Aneurin Owen, the promising centre for Dragons, has secured a long-term contract with the club, solidifying his role as a key player and leader within the team. At just 24 years old, Owen has already made significant strides in his rugby career, making his debut in December 2020 and recently taking on the captaincy during the current season.

Head Coach Filo Tiatia praised Owen, stating, 'Aneurin is a real servant to those around him and someone who leads by action. He is undoubtedly starting to really inspire the players around him with the way he performs as a young captain.' This endorsement highlights Owen's growing influence on and off the pitch.

Owen himself expressed optimism about the future of Dragons, emphasizing the influx of talented academy players and the potential for greater success. 'We have the right people with an exciting number of academy players coming through to start pushing on [and] become more successful,' he said. Reflecting on his recent achievements, Owen added, 'It's been a big season with the honour of captaining the side in recent weeks, and I'm excited about continuing to get better and develop my game at my club.'

The duration of Owen's new contract has not been disclosed, but this commitment marks a significant milestone for both the player and the club as they aim to climb the ranks in the United Rugby Championship. With Owen's leadership and the support of emerging talents, Dragons are poised for a brighter future in Welsh rugby.