saracens director of rugby mark mccall lauded his young guns after their latest european heartache before declaring he has no intention of overspending in a competitive post world cup transfer market mccall watched his side, which contained five english qualified forwards in the starting pack, battle in vain before losing 13 9 to the clermont on saturday saracens’ millionaire chairman nigel wray spent much of last week repeating his belief the cap should be scrapped in order for saracens to compete at europe’s top table, raising expectations they could be set to land a ‘marquee’ player from outside the league whose wages would sit outside next season’s £55m cap maro itoje (second left) was one of five england qualified forwards in the saracens pack that faced clermont  mako vunipola tries to fend off clermont lock jamie cudmore during a ferocious contest  saracens director of rugby mark mccall saw his side come agonisingly close to reaching the final  but mccall said: ‘we know where we’d like to improve our side and we’re prepared to wait for the right person we don’t want to jump in and get “a name” just because he’s available post world cup 'the fact our pack is as young as it is is incredibly exciting for us they could be the mainstay of the club for the next four to five seasons’ billy vunipola (left), jim hamilton and itoje leave the field following their 13 9 loss against clermont 
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