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Dan Carter is a Racing 92 player once again

Dan Carter playing for Racing 92. Photo /

Dan Carter is returning to Racing 92, the Top 14 giants announced on Sunday.

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The New Zealand legend spent three years in Paris between 2015 and 2018, winning the Top 14 title in 2016.

Racing announced Carter’s return in a short video on their official Twitter account and reports suggest the 36-year-old will link up with the team in March through to the end of the season.

Carter, a two-time winner of the Rugby World Cup, is reported to have signed a medical joker contract, with Racing having worked on the paperwork for his temporary release from Japanese side Kobelco Steelers.

https://twitter.com/racing92/status/1097160738295242753

Racing have been looking for fly-half cover for Finn Russell since former South Africa international Pat Lambie was forced into early retirement at the age of 28 last month due to a series of head injuries.

During Carter’s first stint, Racing twice finished runners-up in the European Champions Cup although he missed last season’s final defeat to Leinster through injury.

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