Saracens sign up Argentina international with huge Championship experience
Saracens' squad rebuild is continuing at pace with the club today confirming the signing of Argentina international Juan Pablo Socino. The experienced 32-year-old has agreed a one-year contract at Allianz Park.
Socino was most recently on the books at Club de Rugby El Salvador in Spain, but comes with a wealth of experience in English rugby.
After a rollercoaster couple of months and some high-profile departures, Saracens' squad for the 2020/21 season is beginning to shape with Elliott Daly, Jamie George, Owen Farrell and Mako Vunipola all recently confirming their commitment to the club.
In a star-studded squad, Socino, who can line out at fly-half or centre, will provide valuable Championship experience, having played over 100 games in the division across spells with Rotherham Titans and Nottingham Rugby.
He also has 75 Premiership appearances to his name thanks to a four-year stint with Newcastle Falcons.
Socino's club career has also taken him to French side US Dax and Edinburgh Rugby.
He has been capped four times for Argentina, with two of those coming in the 2015 Rugby World Cup, where he kicked four points against Namibia before coming off the bench in the bronze medal defeat to South Africa.
"I was in Spain so for an opportunity to come like this it was huge," Socino said.
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