​More turmoil in Welsh rugby has impacted the squad-shaping at Cardiff, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets ahead of 2026-27.This season has been played amid uncertainty due to the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) aiming to cut one of the four professional clubs.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe WRU still wants to press on with their proposal but the quartet will remain as they are until at least 2028.That small amount of clarity has helped coaches retain talent and bring players in, although star names Jac Morgan, Dewi Lake and Aaron Wainwright are heading for new challenges.BBC Sport Wales rounds up the moves that have been confirmed so far.James and Bradley among six uncapped Wales call-upsTandy waits on Wales captaincy decisionJames Botham made his Cardiff debut in 2019 [Huw Evans Picture Agency]In: Cardiff have bolstered their midfield with Namibia centre Le Roux Malan from Sharks and replaced Scarlets-bound loose-head prop Corey Domachowski with former Australia international Scott Sio, who has spent four years with Exeter.The Blue and Blacks also bolstered their back row and lock stocks with Tonga international Semisi Paea’s arrival.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementWales fly-half Jarrod Evans has returned to the Arms Park after three seasons with Harlequins.Re-signed: An important bit of contract business was ensuring some clarity by agreeing a deal with head coach Corniel van Zyl, who stepped up after the loss of Matt Sherratt to Wales on the eve of the 2025-26 season.He will be in charge of a raft of Wales internationals who have extended their Arms Park stays, including captain Liam Belcher and lock Josh McNally.Josh Adams, Alex Mann, James Botham, Mason Grady, Keiron Assiratti, Danny Southworth, Callum Sheedy, Jacob Beetham and Evan Lloyd have signed new contracts along with Aled Davies, Sam Wainwright, Ellis Bevan, Dan Thomas, Rory Thornton, George Nott and Rhys Barratt, who will hunt a first cap this summer.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSouth African scrum-half Johan Mulder has committed to a third season in the Welsh capital, while Wales Under-20s talents Steff Emanuel and Tom Bowen have both signed new contracts.Van Zyl also has a new assistant coach in Dan Bowden, who has worked with Japan among other roles in an extensive career.Leigh Halfpenny tops the leavers list after announcing his retirement but the list does not currently include Wales legendary number eight Taulupe Faletau.Out: Halfpenny (retired), Corey Domachowski (Scarlets), Ben Donnell (Ulster), Ed Byrne (Leinster), Will Davies-King, Rory Jennings, Mackenzie Martin.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCardiff takeover deal with Ospreys owners collapsesAnzelo Tuitavuki played for Tonga at the 2023 World Cup [Getty Images]In: After a busy 2025 recruitment drive, Dragons are looking to build on a promising campaign with a handful of signings.Filo Tiatia has so far brought in Tonga wing Anzelo Tuitavuki from Colomiers and Caio Parry will have a chance to impress