The 37-year-old ended his England career in March having won 101 caps.
Former England scrum-half Danny Care has signed a new Harlequins contract ahead of the 2024-25 season.
“I’m excited to extend my contract with Quins for my 19th season at the club,” Care told the official club website after signing a new one-year deal.“This is my home, I love everything about it, the rugby we play, our amazing fans, and the memories we have made together. “We have the best fans in the world, and I can’t wait to pull on the Quarters for another season and run out in front of a packed Stoop.”
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