Gloucester Rugby fly-half Billy Burns is the latest in a number of solid summer signings by 1999 European Cup winners Ulster Rugby as they bid to reach the knockout stages for the first time since 2014. Here we take a look at some of those acquisitions, including Burns. Marty Moore The 27-year-old prop joins the Irish province after two seasons at Wasps, where he played in 12 Champions Cup matches. The Irish international spent the first four years of his career at Leinster Rugby, helping them reach a European Cup semi-final in 2015. https://twitter.com/UlsterRugby/status/1015359651897118725 Jordi Murphy Murphy has moved to Ulster after seven seasons with Champions Cup holders Leinster. The 27-year-old back-row forward started the 2018 final, helping the Irish province lift a fourth European Cup after a nail-biting 15-12 victory over Racing 92 in Bilbao. He has a wealth of European and international experience, having played 23 times in the European Cup, as well as making 23 appearances for Ireland. Will Addison The 25-year-old utility back has spent his entire playing career – almost 10 years – with Sale Sharks before deciding on the switch to Ulster. He helped the English club reach a Challenge Cup quarter-final in 2016 and captained them throughout last season’s Challenge Cup campaign. Billy Burns Burns has been a key player for Gloucester in the last four seasons as they reached three Challenge Cup finals and took the trophy home in 2015. The 24-year-old fly-half has scored 98 points in 26 European appearances, including 52 in Gloucester’s run to the 2017 Challenge Cup final. https://twitter.com/UlsterRugby/status/1017038499013451776