Wales' engage Super League club have dropped 'Celtic' from their name and will simply be known as Crusaders Rugby League to coincide with their move from Bridgend to Newport.

Formed as Celtic Crusaders in 2005, the club have also changed their logo to a new modern design that has the Prince of Wales feathers on a St David's cross background.

Crusaders chief executive Mike Turner said: "We've been working hard on building a club that represents Wales and not just one area.

"In the past, we've been associated a little too much with the old Celtic Warriors, adopting half of their name and even using an adaptation of their badge."

The club are making a fresh start after finishing bottom of the table in their first season of Super League.

In addition to moving to Rodney Parade, the club have a new-look coaching staff in Brian Noble, Jon Sharp and Iestyn Harris and hope to announce a host of new signings later this month.