The former half of Wales Dan Biggar announced that he would leave rugby at the end of the season.
A 35 -year -old man knocks his curtain with his famous eighteen -year -old career as a professional after his contract with the French club Toulon.
Biggar won three titles six nations, including Grand Slam in 2019, and played on three rugby World Championship with Wales.
In 2021 he was selected for British and Irish lions in New Zealand in 2017 and South Africa and started all three tests against Springboks.
Biggar, who presented his international debut as a 19 -year -old man in 2009, left the test rugby as the fourth highest player of Wales after their run at the World Cup quarterfinals 2023.
Biggar’s breakthrough came in Ospreys in 2007, where he performed 221, gained a record 2203 points and won two league titles and Anglo-Welsh Cup during 11 seasons.
Since 2018 he spent four years in Northampton Saints before joining the TOP 14 Side Toulon, which helped win the European Challenge Cup in 2023.
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