By BBC (Sports) | Created at 2024-11-14 14:11:27 | Updated at 2024-11-22 16:01:12
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Scotland's Tom Jordan will leave Glasgow Warriors at the end of the season after agreeing a deal to join Bristol Bears.
The 26-year-old was instrumental in Glasgow's United Rugby Championship title win last season and has made an impressive step up to the Test arena this month.
He made his international debut off the bench against Fiji and delivered an excellent display on his first Test start against world champions South Africa despite playing out of position at full-back.
Talks between Glasgow and Jordan had been ongoing about extending his stay and looked to be heading towards an agreement before the English Premiership side made their move for the utility back, whose contract at Scotstoun expires in the summer.
Born in Auckland, Jordan qualifies for Scotland on residency grounds after initially moving to the country to play for Ayrshire Bulls in the now disbanded Super Six.
His form for the Bulls earned him a contract with the Warriors in 2021 and his stock has risen to the point where he is now challenging some of Scotland's most established attacking players for a place in Gregor Townsend's match-day squads.
