Louis Reese Zammit: Bristol Beers Wales Pavilion for a new season after the Rakbi returns from the American Football Association | Rugby Union News

Bristol Bears confirmed the signature of “Louis Rees-Zammit”, which is back to the new season for the new season after his work in the US Football Association.

Rees-Zammit announced at the beginning of August that he would return to the sport that Wales crowned 32 times, after a failed attempt to storm the American Football Association.

The 24 -year -old participated in the American Football Association’s path after he resigned from the Runbi game in January 2024, then he appeared before a season with the Kansas City Chiefs team before Jacksonville Jaguors picked him down, but he was unable to advance beyond the last practice group.

He returned to the Rakbi game with the semi-finals last season last season before the start of the 2025-26 campaign in September.

After Bristol announced his signing with a video on social media with the description line, “There is an upcoming storm,” Reese Zamit said: “Bristol Beers was the clear choice for me.

“The Runbi game style plays the team – everything about entertainment for fans and the development of the game – is completely compatible with how I want to play and how to express myself on the field and outside.

“I would like to get the fans out of their seats, create exciting moments and help people fall into the game. I am excited to return to the rugby game in a club that requires these values.

“Lewis, Louis is a global player, and we are happy to welcome him at Union and Bears this season,” said Bat Lam, director of Rugby.

“Although we have a small team, we build depth and quality experiences throughout the team, as players who can cover multiple jobs bring us to take this next step in Brem and Europe. Lewis is completely present to our three back, with his ability and desire to play on both back and wing.

“He has the motive and ambition to be one of the three best players in the world, and his goals are perfectly compatible with our aspirations as a club.

“Only 24 years old, we know the athlete and the competitor who is.

Bristol plays for the first time with Sale Sharks in the Prem Rugby Cup on Saturday, September 13th, while opening his campaign in the league at home to Leesester Tigers on Sunday September 28.

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Meanwhile, the hopes of the International Rapid Return, Steve Tandy, the New Wales coach.

Talk to Sky Sports Tandy said last week before the fall of the internationals of November: “I am very open, I just want to see him playing.

“This is the most important thing, and its restoration and being in an environment that really makes it happy.

“Being available is an enormous addition to the team. You know that he will be in great condition, and he will be fit and he is the instinctive rugby player who really does things.

“The learning that had made it a better player in the rugby game, for him, for him, to find the club and the appropriate environment, and there is no doubt that he will return to where he was, if not better.”