Danny Care signs new Harlequins deal

Harlequins have confirmed that stalwart Danny Care has signed a new deal with the club.

One of the most prominent players in Harlequins’ history, Care has today re-signed to extend a 15-year relationship with the Club.

Holder of the third most appearances in the Club’s history with 289 games, behind only fellow England and Harlequins legends Mike Brown (340) and Chris Robshaw (300), Care made his senior debut in 2006 against Gloucester. He is rapidly closing in on an exclusive list of just two players to have worn the Quarters on 300 occasions.

A talismanic player, Care has been an ever-present in some of the Club’s all-time highlights, having played a vital role in the 2011 Challenge Cup and 2012 Premiership Rugby wins from the nine jersey.

Thrilled to sign his new deal, Care said: “I’m delighted to extend my stay at the club I love for another year. I can’t wait to see the best fans in the world back at The Stoop and make some more memories with you all very soon. Stay safe, everyone!”