IRELAND fly-half Ronan O’Gara is expected to announce his retirement from professional rugby this week, according to reports.
The Irish Independent today reported that O’Gara - who is the Heineken Cup’s top points scorer and Test rugby’s third most-capped player (130) - had played his last game.
The news follows Munster’s 16-10 defeat to Clermont Auvergne in the Heineken Cup in Montpellier on Saturday.
When asked about his future in the immediate aftermath of that match, O’Gara said: “It’s not the time for me to be thinking or talking about retirement.
"I owed it to my team-mates to be totally focused on the game today and I was.”
The Express have reported that the 36-year-old will delay any announcement about a possible retirement until after Munster’s final game of the season against Zebra on Friday.
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