The England and Lions wing will return to his former club next season after leaving Quins' Premiership rivals Saracens earlier this month. Gloucester had also been chasing Luger's signature, but Quins always led the race, especially having qualified for next season's Heineken Cup. It is my club, they are who I supported when I was growing up, and it feels like home. I am hopeful that my injury problems are now behind me, and I am looking forward to winning trophies with Quins. They have already recruited Luger's former Saracens colleagues Tony Diprose and Bill Davison, while England prop Jason Leonard is understood to be on the verge of agreeing a new deal.
Quins certainly look in good shape.
They won the Shield last Sunday, beating Narbonne 42-33 after extra time, completing a remarkable turnaround after a miserable start to the season saw Zinzan Brooke quit as head coach on New Year's Day. He is without doubt one of the best finishers in world rugby, and will give us some real firepower out wide.