England squad player Nathan Earle has signed a contract extension with Harlequins.
The former Saracens winger had scored 11 tries in 23 Quins appearances before suffering a long-term knee ligament injury in April last year.
The 25-year-old had been in England's training squad for the 2019 Six Nations, having scored in an uncapped fixture against the Barbarians the previous year.
Earle told his club's website: "I'm thrilled to be able to extend my time at The Stoop. I felt like I was playing some of my best rugby before picking up a knee injury at the end of my first season.
✅ Try on debut✅ Two tries v Exeter✅ Last-minute winner at Bath 🤩 Some amazing moments but @natenate174's Quins story has only just begun.#COYQ @Refinitiv pic.twitter.com/XQOOCAlQ02 — Harlequins 🃏 (@Harlequins) May 20, 2020
"I'm still rehabilitating at the moment, but I'm excited to get back out there and pull on the jersey again."
Head of rugby Paul Gustard added: "We're thrilled to have Nathan recommit his future to the club. Prior to his severe knee injury, he was demonstrating to everyone what I personally already knew, that he is a fantastic talent with the potential for explosive, match-winning performances.
"When we lost Nathan to injury, we lost more than just his fantastic talents as a player; we lost his energy, his personality, his competitiveness, and his leadership on the field.
"He was, and is, a key member of our playing group with the type of strong off-field behaviours and positive mindset that are fundamental to our environment."
