Ireland star set to follow James Lowe out the door at Leinster
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Exit door.
Robbie Henshaw could be set to leave Leinster following next year’s Rugby World Cup, with the Ireland star reportedly being marketed to clubs ahead of a potential move.
According to RugbyPass, Henshaw is being offered to clubs for the 2027/28 season, when his current deal with Leinster is due to expire.
The 33-year-old has been with the province since joining from Connacht in 2016 and has gone on to become a key figure for both Leinster and Ireland over the last decade.
A move abroad following the World Cup in Australia could now be on the cards, with French clubs having previously shown interest in securing his services.
Toulon and Toulouse have both been linked with Henshaw in the past, while the centre himself previously confirmed that he had received offers from France before ultimately deciding to remain in Ireland.
Henshaw began his professional career with Connacht, making his senior debut in 2012 before establishing himself as one of Irish rugby’s brightest young talents.
He made the move to Leinster in 2016 and has since become a key figure for the province, winning multiple domestic titles as well as the Champions Cup.
