The Glasgow Warriors' recent exit from the Champions Cup has prompted discussions about necessary improvements for next season. Chief sportswriter Tom English highlighted the team's unfortunate injuries, particularly to locks Scott Cummings, Gregor Brown, Alex Craig, and Max Williamson, which he believes cost them a chance at reaching the semi-finals. With Adam Hastings leaving, Glasgow must prioritize acquiring an experienced fly-half to bolster their options, as current players Dan Lancaster, Charlie Savala, and Matthew Urwin may not suffice for a long season. Additionally, the loss of scrum-halves George Horne and Jamie Dobie for the quarter-final was a significant blow, although English noted that they still have enough depth in that position. While the defeat was disappointing, he emphasized the potential for growth within the young squad, suggesting that this experience could help them build resilience against future injury crises. The ongoing development of Edinburgh's squad also raises questions about their competitiveness, with English suggesting they need to focus on improving their current players rather than seeking talent from Glasgow.