Ceri Jones has admitted the Dragons “could be potentially” interested in Ospreys outside-half and Wales international Sam Davies.
The former world under-20 player of the year has had a disappointing season with the Liberty Stadium out-fit and is out of contract in a few weeks time.
The Ospreys haven’t been pushing the boat out to retain his services and it’s likely Davies, the son of former Wales captain Nigel Davies, will be on the move.
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It's understood the Rodney Parade outfit are ready to table a bid to keep Davies in Wales, with the player understood to be attracting attention in England and France.
When asked about the pivot, Jones responded: “We are in the market for quality players – we are still looking to bring in a couple of people."
Next season, the Dragons will be one fly-half down following the news that they won't be renewing Gavin Henson's contract beyond it's expiration this summer.
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The future of Jones himself as coach is expected to be clarified after Dragons’ back-to-back matches in South Africa as they bid to climb off the bottom of Conference B of the PRO14 by beating the Kings.
He was appointed caretaker after the services of former Ireland and Leinster hooker Bernard Jackman were dispensed with last December.
