Brew and Mustoe Set
Brew arrives from the Ospreys with just 3 tries for the Ospreys in 22 appearances this season, while Mustoe, who is on loan at the Dragons, has similar stats, 3 in 19 at Rodney Parade.
The pair will join Magner's Top Try Scorer, Tom James, injury returnees Chris Czekaj and Rhys Williams and winger cum full back Jamie Roberts in fighting for a first team spot.
While Mustoe, 26, is a relatively weak acquisition, it is the signing of Brew who should please some fans. The 3 times Welsh capped speedster still has a good future ahead of him, and should bring the best out of fellow youngsters, James, Czekaj and Roberts. Brew scored a very well taken try last week against the Dragons having replaced Shane Williams.
In other yet-to-be-confirmed transfer news, Marc Stcherbina and Tal Selley look likely to follow Duane Goodfield in joining the Dragons this summer. Selley's move, once completed, will make him the first player to represent all 4 of the newly formed Welsh regions. Selley came through the ranks at Llanelli Scarlets before moving to the Liberty Stadium, before joining Cardiff on a season loan from the Ospreys.
While Selley always looked set to leave, the news that fan favourite ‘Stitch' will be leaving the Arms Park will upset many. The Australian centre had 2 great seasons with the Blues, but after a season out with injury, his contract is being mutually terminated to allow the move to go ahead.
The main reason for the transfer is the extremely annoying Non Welsh Qualified (nWq) quota issued by the WRU. The limit is being reduced from 7 to 6 for next year, and in order to comply to the gentleman's agreement, the influential 12 will now be featuring at Cardiff's oldest rivals.
When confirmed, Mustoe and Brew will become the 2nd and 3rd new recruits for next season, joining Ceri Sweeney who was announced last week. Fans are still holding out for one or two impact signings, but time is running out.
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