Ahead of the 2018/19 season, we have chosen a combination of the young, experienced and exciting fly-halves to watch out for in this season’s competition, each with their own way of running the game at No 10. Joey Carbery - Munster Rugby Carbery joins Munster Rugby after four seasons with Leinster Rugby, having made 10 appearances in the Champions Cup for the Irish province. The 22-year-old spent much of his time at Leinster deputising for Ireland international Johnny Sexton, but did feature five times in their run to last year’s final, including a substitute appearance in his former side’s 38-16 semi-final victory over Scarlets. Carbery will join the likes of Ian Keatley and Tyler Bleyendaal competing for the fly-half jersey at Thomond Park. Danny Cipriani - Gloucester Rugby The former Wasps and Sale Sharks fly-half has headed to the West Country for his next challenge with Gloucester Rugby and the play-making 10 will aim to continue his imperious form of recent seasons. The 30-year-old has made 50 appearances in European rugby, racking up 313 points in 10 seasons. One of the most memorable campaigns came in his debut season in European competition, as he helped Wasps clinch a second European Cup in a 25-9 victory over Leicester Tigers at Twickenham. [jwplayer fwfGHoUq] Rhys Patchell - Scarlets The 25-year-old was a big factor in Scarlets’ mesmeric attacking displays last season which led them on a spectacular run to the Champions Cup semi-finals. Between playing fly-half and full-back, Patchell was able to carve up defences and assist the backline with his superb passing abilities. The Welsh international racked up a career tally of 203 points in European rugby, with 117 of those coming in the European Cup. Anthony Belleau - RC Toulon RC Toulon had been longing for a player like Belleau for as long as his mentor Johnny Wilkinson hung up his boots in 2014. The France international is quick – with both his mind and feet – and able to see space nobody else can. His match-winning performance against Bath Rugby last season all encompasses his ability. The 22-year-old could be set for a stellar second full campaign in the Heineken Champions Cup after scoring 46 points in just 234 minutes last year. https://twitter.com/racing92/status/1027927369032650756 Finn Russell - Racing 92 After four seasons in the Champions Cup with Glasgow Warriors, the Scot will be plying his trade in the French capital this year for Racing 92. The British and Irish Lion has scored 174 points in 23 Champions Cup matches and was instrumental in Glasgow’s run to the quarter-finals in the 2016/17 season, with three standout performances. The 25-year-old has 37 international caps for Scotland and the former stonemason will likely play a big part in last year’s finalists bid to go one better this time around.