ENGLAND star Tommy Makinson has revealed he is weighing up his international future.
The prolific St Helens winger won the Golden Boot as the world’s top player in 2018 after a brilliant start to his England career.
He has been a regular ever since, featuring in the last World Cup, and has rattled off 13 tries in 10 Tests but now has a big decision to make.
Makinson, who turns 33 in October, joins Catalans at the end of the season when England host Samoa in a two-game Test series.
He played the first match of last autumn’s series whitewash of Tonga but suffered a wrist injury and missed the final two Tests with Matty Ashton taking over.
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