Ben Youngs announces retirement after 2024-25 season, leaving a legacy as England`s most-capped player.

Ben Youngs, the esteemed scrum-half for Leicester Tigers and England, has announced his retirement from professional rugby at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season. Youngs, who recently made his 332nd senior appearance for Leicester Tigers in an Easter Sunday victory over Bristol Bears, holds the record as England`s most-capped men`s player with 127 caps. His illustrious career includes participation in four Rugby World Cups and the 2013 British & Irish Lions tour, showcasing his pivotal role in the sport.

A five-time Premiership winner and three-time runner-up, Youngs has consistently demonstrated his commitment to excellence on the field. As he prepares to close this chapter of his life, he remains focused on achieving further success, stating, "For now, it`s about finishing this chapter of my life with some more success. I`m not done just yet." His determination to leave a lasting legacy in the England Rugby Premiership is evident as he gears up for the final stretch of his career with Leicester Tigers. For more updates on the England Rugby Premiership and Leicester Tigers, fans can stay tuned for the latest developments.

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