Dan Biggar Announces Retirement: End of an Era for Welsh Rugby
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Dan Biggar, former captain of Wales and a flyhalf for the British & Irish Lions, has declared his retirement from rugby at the end of the current season. With a career spanning 18 years, Biggar has played 112 times for Wales, scoring over 600 points and securing three Six Nations titles, including a Grand Slam. Currently with French club Toulon, Biggar expressed gratitude for the opportunities rugby has provided him, reflecting on a career that fulfilled his childhood dreams.
Key Points
Dan Biggar will retire at the end of the season after an 18-year career.
He earned 112 caps for Wales, scoring over 600 points.
Biggar won three Six Nations titles, including a Grand Slam.
He played for the British & Irish Lions on two tours.
Currently plays for Toulon in France, having joined in 2022.
Biggar expressed gratitude for his career and the opportunities rugby provided.
