Ireland international James Lowe makes decision on his future at Leinster

No deal.

Ireland international winger James Lowe has made a decision on his future at the province, with his contract up in the summer.

Lowe is yet to agree a deal to stay with Leinster, and The 42 are now reporting that he will now leave the province at the end of the season, having failed to agree terms.

It is now known where the 33-year-old will go next, but has reportedly had offers from Japan, England and France.

Lowe was offered significantly reduced terms by Leinster, with the IRFU no longer covering his contract after this season, and the report adds that Lowe did not feel that the terms were reflective of his quality.

Should Lowe leave Ireland, he will no longer be eligible to represent Ireland at the Rugby World Cup next year.