Low arrived at the Firhill Stadium in 2006 and made his international bow in the 2009 RBS Six Nations match against France in Paris.

The 25-year-old will line up for the Warriors in tonight’s Heineken Cup showdown with Newport Gwent Dragons.

“I’m delighted to have re-signed with Glasgow because it’s a great club and good for my development as a player,” he said.

“Not only do we have a great group of lads here, but we will soon have a fantastic training facility in Scotstoun.

“I believe the more of the young players we can keep here the better so I’m happy to have made sure my future is in a Glasgow jersey.”

With fellow tighthead prop Euan Murray’s international future in doubt because of his refusal to play on Sundays, Low has a chance to establish himself as Andy Robinson’s first-choice starter during the coming Six Nations campaign.

And Glasgow head coach Sean Lineen believes the prop, who made his Warriors debut in 2006, has a massive role to play for club and country in the coming year.

“Moray has so much potential and I think it’s just fantastic that he’s signed with us. I’ve watched him grow since he signed as a youngster,” he said.

“He’s got a great work ethic and it shows his ambition to stay with Glasgow. He’s becoming a leader and playing for Scotland is what he deserves. He will be one of the key men in the future years of Glasgow.”