By Nick Purewal Johnny Sexton has completed his four-year deal to return to home club Leinster from Racing Metro next summer. The British and Irish Lions fly-half has completed terms on a lucrative IRFU and Leinster central contract, in a clear boost to Ireland boss Joe Schmidt's Rugby World Cup 2015 preparations. Sexton had been widely tipped to return to Ireland after his second year in France, and has now made good on the rumours. Coming home: Johnny Sexton will return to Leinster from Racing Metro at the end of 2014-15 season The 29-year-old has struggled to settle in France and Ireland bosses were frustrated by their inability to control how frequently the 45-cap outside-half sees action at his Paris club.
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Completes four-year deal to return to Irish side Leinster next summer
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The 29-year-old has rejected a new contract off from Racing Metro
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Johnny Sexton won three Heineken Cups at Leinster before leaving in 2013
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Ireland coach Joe Schmidt wanted more influence over Sexton last year
Unsettled: Sexton had option of a third year and @placeholder wanted him to stay longer but he is not happy in France