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Marchant Aims for England Recall After Move to Sale

Joe Marchant says he wants to prove his Test quality to England coach Steve Borthwick following his switch to Sale, and hopes to win over his well-known father-in-law to the club's cause.

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Joe Marchant has said he is determined to convince England head coach Steve Borthwick that he deserves a recall to the national squad after completing a move to Sale, according to BBC Sport.

The centre, who has previously represented England, said the switch to the Premiership club marks a fresh opportunity to reestablish himself at international level.

Marchant also expressed hope that he can win over his father-in-law, described by BBC Sport as a well-known figure, to support Sale following his arrival at the club.

Further details on Marchant's move, including the terms of his contract and his previous club, were not specified in the report.

BBC Sport did not provide additional comment from Borthwick or Sale officials regarding Marchant's prospects of an England recall.

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