Tommy Seymour

Tommy Seymour made his debut for Glasgow Warriors against Ulster in September 2011.

Since then, he has become one of the most lethal finishers in the league, frequently finding a way to the try-line for club and country.

Seymour became a member of the Glasgow Warriors Centurion club in April 2017, making his 100th appearance for the club against Leinster at the RDS.

The winger has also contributed a number of memorable moments for the Warrior Nation, including a hat-trick against Leinster in 2016/17 and finishing a free-flowing team move for the 2017/18 Try of the Season against Exeter at Scotstoun.

He enjoyed a fine start to his international rugby career at BT Murrayfield, scoring two tries in Scotland's opening 2013 Autumn Test 42-17 success against Japan. His first try in the Six Nations Championship came in Scotland's agonising 17-19 loss to France at Murrayfield in March 2014.

His fourth try for Scotland came in the opening match of the 2014/15 season as Argentina were put to the sword 41-31. He followed that a week later with another wonder interception try against New Zealand, and then collecting a crossfield kick from Finn Russell against Tonga he completed the series with a third try in three viagogo Autumn Tests.

The winger boasts a rich and varied backstory, having been born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee before moving to Northern Ireland via a spell in Dubai, where his father was based for work.

A pleasing aspect to Seymour's eclectic heritage is that he's Scottish qualified, his mother, Sue, being a born and bred Glaswegian.

Seymour was selected for the 2017 British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand, with the winger finishing the tour as top try-scorer after crossing the whitewash three times.