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Kiwi Carter to leave for France after WCup
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ALL Blacks flyhalf Daniel Carter confirmed yesterday he will end his test career after next year’s World Cup and join French club Racing Metro on a deal that could make him rugby’s highest-paid player.
The 32-year-old, the most prolific scorer in world rugby with 1,455 points in 102 tests, announced his decision at a news conference to join what is expected to be an exodus of top test players to European clubs after the World Cup. Veteran Wallabies utility back Adam Ashley-Cooper on Wednesday said he will join France’s Bordeaux-Begles at the end of 2015. Carter’s move has been anticipated for some time and British and New Zealand media reported his deal could be worth US$1.8 million per season.
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