Mike Brown returns to the Leicester Tigers team for the first time this season for Saturday evening's trip to face Premiership leaders Saracens.
Magnus Bradbury scored a last-gasp try as Bristol completed an amazing comeback with a 21-19 Gallagher Premiership victory at Leicester to take a big step towards qualifying for the play-offs.
Mike Brown may be considered past his sell-by date but he remains a Premiership force at 38.
A statement read: “Leicester Tigers are excited to announce Mike Brown has re-signed with the club beyond the 2023/24 season.
Mike Brown supports the idea of central contracts for England players as a way to ease the burden on clubs operating in a bleak financial climate.
The 2023 Mike Brown resurgence has had another happy development as the ex-England full-back has signed a deal that will see him stay at Leicester for the 2023/24 season.
Former Test full-back Mike Brown has admitted that he understands why England are currently selecting Owen Farrell as their No10 but he reckoned Marcus Smith would have been seething to only get a few seconds off the bench.
Mike Brown has delivered a damning assessment of last Saturday’s lethargic Wales performance, even accusing the legendary Alun Wyn Jones of walking during the 10-20 home defeat to England in the Guinness Six Nations.
Left on the professional scrapheap at 37, Mike Brown never gave up hope and he had his day in the sun with Leicester Tigers
