Ben Te'o likely to leave Leinster

Leinster centre Ben Te'o, is reportedly set to leave the Irish province at the end of the season.

The 28-year-old joined from the South Sydney Rabbitohs and has impressed during his time in the province

According to a report in the Irish Times, Te'o has received substantial offers from clubs in the Top 14 but also the Premiership, where he qualifies to play for England through his mother's family.

It is believed Te'o could even double his wages if he went abroad, something that the IRFU simply cannot afford. 

Robbie Henshaw is believed to be Leinster bound, so it may be in the best of interests of everyone if Te'o was to move on.

Te'o had been touted as a possible Ireland international but should he leave next year he would fall well short of meeting the three-year residency rule.

Michael Cheika is also believed to be interested in bringing Te'o back to Australia to play for the Waratahs and the Wallabies.