ENGLAND and Leicester Tigers winger Anthony Watson has retired from professional rugby union on medical grounds. The 30-year-old, who won 56 international caps, revealed that he must prioritise

England wing Anthony Watson has been forced to retire from professional rugby on medical grounds, his club Leicester Tigers said on Friday. Watson, 30, has earned 56 caps for England and been a part of three Six Nations-winning campaigns since making his international debut in 2014.

England and Leicester Tigers winger Anthony Watson retires from professional rugby union on medical grounds because of a back injury.

England wing Anthony Watson forced to retire from rugby due to injury - Capped 56 times internationally, Watson toured twice with the British and Irish Lions

Anthony Watson, the former Leicester, England and Lions wing, has been forced to retire at the age of 30 on medical grounds...

Anthony Watson forced to call time on decorated rugby career; Leicester Tigers wing earned 56 caps for England, winning three Six Nations titles; Watson started five Tests across two British and Irish

England international and Leicester Tigers wing Anthony Watson has been forced to retire from professional rugby union on medical grounds.

England wing Anthony Watson has retired from professional rugby union on medical grounds, it was announced Friday. England coach Steve Borthwick said: "Anthony Watson is to be congratulated on a fantastically successful career.