Owen Farrell’s Rugby Future and Potential Return to England
Owen Farrell has expressed his desire to continue playing rugby for as long as possible, hinting at a potential return to the England team and participation in the 2025 British and Irish Lions tour. Despite his upcoming ineligibility for England due to his move to French club Racing 92, Farrell’s passion for the game remains unwavering.
International Future Uncertainty
When asked about his international future, Farrell remained non-committal, stating, “I’ve stepped back and there’s obviously a change happening next year. Then we’ll see. There’s no point in saying anything now because I don’t know how I’m going to feel later down the line.”
Potential Lions Selection
While RFU rules prevent overseas-based players from representing England, Farrell could still be considered for the Lions squad for the upcoming series against Australia, with his father Andy Farrell as the head coach for the tour.
Regarding his future with the Lions, Farrell commented, “There’s nothing to talk about – whatever happens, happens. There are no decisions to be made about any of that.”
Commitment to Playing and Enjoying the Game
Despite facing challenges, including criticism during the Rugby World Cup, Farrell remains dedicated to the sport. He emphasized his love for playing rugby and expressed his desire to continue improving and enjoying the game.
Farrell’s upcoming milestone 250th appearance for Saracens in the Gallagher Premiership further highlights his enduring commitment to the sport.
As he looks ahead, Farrell aims to focus on his personal growth and enjoyment of the game, emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement and self-motivation in achieving his best performance.
