Rugby Star Jonathan Joseph Retires: A Career of Triumphs
Jonathan Joseph, former England rugby centre, retires at 34 following a December injury that prevented his recovery. Joseph's illustrious career includes three Six Nations titles and participation in the 2019 World Cup final, scoring 17 tries in 54 internationals.

Jonathan Joseph, the former England centre, has announced his retirement from professional rugby at 34 after a career-defining injury. The setback occurred in December, leaving Joseph unable to run and prompting his decision.
Throughout his career, Joseph was a formidable presence on the field, notching 17 tries across 54 international appearances. He was instrumental in England's success, contributing to three Six Nations championships.
Joseph was also a key figure in England's squad during their journey to the 2019 World Cup final. While speaking on Instagram, he expressed difficulty in recovering from his injury, leading to his retirement decision.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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