Veteran scrum-half Conor Murray says he's not yet considering his future plans beyond his current contract, which ends this season. Despite turning 36 in April, Murray is expected to remain with Munster for the remainder of the season and beyond, given his importance to both the team and Ireland's Six Nations campaign.
Conor Murray insists he is still considering his future plans beyond his current contract, which ends at the end of this season.
Asked about a new contract, the veteran scrum-half replied: "I don't know, to be honest with you. I'm not cutting you off, I'm just not really thinking about that just now. I suppose my immediate focus is on what's in front of me now with Munster."READ MORE: Leinster will provide up to 70 percent of the Ireland Six Nations squad set to be named this week
"I was out for December and I was really keen to get back fit and I managed to do that and get back on the pitch last weekend, and I really enjoyed the week, I enjoyed the game obviously, I got to play 80 which I hadn't done in a while and really loved that," said Murray.
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