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The former England International and Harlequins Scrum-Half Danny Care, announced that the professional rugby union will retire at the end of the season.
The 38-year-olds joined Quins in 2006 and took 394 for the club by winning two Gallagher Premiersip title and European Challenge Cup during the 19th anniversary.
He has been published in two World Cups for England during the international career, which has been completed with 101 lids for 16 years.
“So finally it took time. Unfortunately, after playing this incredible club, I will retire from the rugby at the end of the season,” he said.
“I just thank you from the bottom of my heart to allow the leaders to go to this club and feel like a boy from the first day.
“Thank you for all the fans. As I said. As I said, you brought us into the heart. I really mean to me to play this club and play in front of you.”
Maintenance was part of the team that won the Grand Slam in 2016, as well as demanded six nation titles in 2011 and 2017. In June 21, 2008, he played and debuted in a test in New Zealand in Auckland.
After the scholarship, the care, the role of the Safar will represent Harlequins.
British head coach Steve Borthwick added: “Danny became a heart beat of every team played with digestive, skills and energy.
“He gave everything for rugby and congratulations him in a bright career.
“We wish him the best in the next chapter, but if he knows Danny, we will soon bring the same passion and personality that he brought his voice to the screen.”
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