Steff Evans: Wales wing to leave Scarlets at end of season

Evans can look back on some “incredible” memories.

“Winning that final in Dublin, the rugby we played that season leading up to that final was on a different levels,” said Evans.

“Reaching semi-finals in Europe was also right up there.

“I have also made so many great friends over the years, been fortunate to have played alongside some amazing players and tested myself against some of the best players in the world.”

Evans outlined his favourite game during his 11-year career.

“The one for me is when we put Ospreys to the sword in Llanelli in the last game before the semi-final play-off against Leinster in 2017 in front of big crowd here and a big win as well,” said Evans.

“Every game here was a joy to play in, but that one was special.”

Scarlets head coach Dwayne Peel said: “Steff was a big part of this club for a long time, a local boy who came through the age-grade pathway here to become a great Scarlet.

“His current ranking as one of the leading try-scorers in the history of the league says it all.

“He has delivered a string of memorable moments in a Scarlets jersey, some incredible tries that our supporters will cherish, especially during the season when we went on to win the title in Dublin.

“He has been a great clubman, a popular member of our squad who has set standards for the young players coming through.”