Wales wing Ellis Mee has signed a new contract with Scarlets.

The 23-year-old has made 43 appearances for the Parc y Scarlets club since joining from Nottingham in 2024, scoring 11 tries in the process.

Mee has also made 11 Test appearances for Wales since making his debut against Ireland in the 2025 Six Nations.

“I am delighted to have re-signed with the Scarlets,” said Mee.

“Ever since joining the club a couple of seasons ago, the boys have been so welcoming, which made the move so much easier for me.

“I’ve really enjoyed the opportunities I’ve had and have learned a huge amount over the last couple of seasons. I can’t wait to see what is to come.”

The length of Mee’s new contract has not been disclosed.

Mee has been in fine form this season, scoring twice against Benetton and once versus Newcastle Red Bulls.

That form has earned him a place in Steve Tandy’s Wales squad for their upcoming Nations Championship games.

Scarlets director of rugby Nigel Davies said: “We’re absolutely delighted that Ellis has committed his future to the Scarlets.

“He’s an exciting player, a great character within the group and someone who represents the ambition and energy we’re trying to build.

“We want to build a competitive Scarlets team, and that means keeping our best young talent, giving them the opportunity to grow together and creating genuine competition for places.”