Wales full-back Liam Williams is poised to commence a second tenure with Saracens, following his departure from the Japanese team Kubota Spears. The 33-year-old’s exit from Kubota was confirmed on Monday, as he disclosed that he and his partner are relocating nearer to home for the impending arrival of their first child. Williams’s initial period with Sarries, from 2017 to 2019, saw him secure a Premiership title and a European Champions Cup. Reflecting on his return, Williams stated: “The last few weeks have been a whirlwind for me in all honesty. One of the Sarries management contacted my agent to see if I would be interested in finishing the season with them due to injuries within the squad, and it didn’t take long to say ‘yes’. I thoroughly enjoyed my previous time with the club. It was a special time in both my career as well as the club, winning multiple trophies, and the unique culture of the club left a mark with me. I can’t wait to join the squad, following the birth of my first child, and help them achieve their goals.” Having earned 92 caps for Wales, Williams is expected to be welcomed back into the national squad for the forthcoming Six Nations tournament, which begins on 31 January. Furthermore, Williams could position himself for a third tour with the British and Irish Lions, having participated in four Tests across their 2017 and 2021 tours. Post navigation Football Association Initiates Safeguarding Inquiry into Premier League Club Executive Jamie Carragher’s “Selfish” Remark Towards Mohamed Salah Prompts Discussion