Report: Leinster legend set for move to French giants

A deserved pay day

Reports from France have said that Leinster scrum-half Luke McGrath has 'agreed' to join Top 14 side Perpignan.

The 33-year-old has over 250 appearances for Leinster since his debut in 2012, and is one of their five most capped players of all-time.

He has also won 19 caps for Ireland, the last of which came at the 2019 World Cup.

McGrath has captained Leinster on many an occasion, and given his experience and availability, he is an integral part of the squad.

Perpignan are currently 13th in the Top 14, and have already announced the signings of All Blacks Sevu Reece and Braydon Ennor.

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