Harlequins have tied down in-form scrum-half Will Porter on a new deal after an impressive start to the season.

The 27-year-old has appeared seven times already this campaign, with Jason Gilmore describing him as a “real game driver” in a position he views as fundamental to the way Quins want to play.

Porter has also provided a regular scoring threat, crossing against Bath on the opening weekend of the Gallagher PREM season before adding another try against Saracens.

His new agreement extends a spell at The Stoop that began in 2023 following his move from Bristol Bears. The former Wasps academy player has since accumulated 66 appearances and 18 tries, while also representing England A in each of the past two years.

Porter believes his time at Quins has brought the best rugby of his career.

“It feels amazing. I’m really excited to commit a few more years to the club,” he said.

“We’re building a great culture within the group and it’s a great environment to train and play in.

“I’ve enjoyed my rugby the most since playing at Harlequins. As a player, I feel as though I have developed my running game to be more of a threat, and my game management side.”

Gilmore highlighted Porter’s ability to dictate matches from scrum-half, both through his service and his threat around the breakdown.

“He plays an important role in our strong scrum-half group and wider squad,” he said.

“When he’s on the pitch, he’s a real game driver for us.

“We’re delighted Will is going to remain at the club for seasons to come.”