England's Owen Farrell Eyes 2027 World Cup

Despite the retirement of several teammates, Farrell plans to continue his international rugby career, with his sights set on the next World Cup.

England rugby captain Owen Farrell has expressed his desire to continue playing as long as he can, with a focus on the 2027 World Cup.
Farrell, who will be 36 at the time of the next tournament in Australia, has played 112 matches for England and led the team to a runners-up finish at the 2019 World Cup and third place at the 2023 edition in France.
Several of Farrell’s long-standing England team-mates, including Courtney Lawes, Ben Youngs and Jonny May, have already retired from their international careers.
Farrell has not set specific targets but has them in the back of his mind, and insists that his passion for the game remains as strong as ever.
Steve Borthwick, England’s coach, is keen for Farrell to remain as his standard-bearer for the next four-year World Cup cycle.