Scotland and Exeter full-back Stuart Hogg has announced he will retire from rugby after the World Cup in France this autumn.
Hogg, who turns 31 in June, recently earned his 100th cap and has scored 171 international points.
Having signed his first professional deal with Glasgow Warriors in 2011, Hogg said a "new career beckons".
"I don't feel my body can achieve the standards that I set myself for much longer," he said.
"I've always wanted to finish at the top end of the game. After the tournament, a new career beckons and I will attack it in the same manner as I play the game."
Hogg, who turns 31 in June, recently earned his 100th cap and has scored 171 international points.
Having signed his first professional deal with Glasgow Warriors in 2011, Hogg said a "new career beckons".
"I don't feel my body can achieve the standards that I set myself for much longer," he said.
"I've always wanted to finish at the top end of the game. After the tournament, a new career beckons and I will attack it in the same manner as I play the game."