All Blacks great Dan Carter plots last hurrah
KOBE, JAPAN - JANUARY 26: Dan Carter of Kobelco Steelers runs with ball during the Rugby Top League match between Kobelco Steelers and Suntory Sungoliath at Noevir Stadium Kobe on January 26, 2020 in Kobe, Hyogo, Japan. (Photo by Buddhika Weerasinghe/Getty Images)
DAN CARTER could consider a move to the Premiership next season if his dreams of a move to the United States are dashed.
Carter, who celebrated his 38th birthday last month, is wanted in Major League Rugby by Rugby United New York.
He journeyed to Japan's Top League following a three-year stint with Racing 92 in France, signing with the Kobelco Steelers in 2018.
A return the Top 14 for a second spell at Racing fell through in 2019, allowing Carter to stay on with Kobelco.
It has been suggested that the All Blacks legend could look for a deal in the Premiership if the move to the United States falls through.
Carter doesn't appear to be ready to call time on his illustrious career but the chances of him playing in the Premiership are surely remote at best.
NEIL FISSLER
