Alun Wyn Jones revealed he was diagnosed with a heart condition towards the end of his rugby career.
Alun Wyn Jones retired from rugby in November but he was diagnosed with atrial-fibrillation, a heart conditions, in the summer; Jones didn’t play in the Rugby World Cup after retiring from international competition in May
Jones announced his retirement from rugby in May. He had joined Toulon in the summer and had ended his career in November.
The 38-year-old is the player with the most caps for his country, having made an unprecedented 158 appearances for Wales.
“Atrial fibrillation was identified as my condition. When I joined Toulon in July on a short-term contract as cover for the World Cup, it was revealed after I completed a thorough medical examination, which included an ECG test,” Jones told The Telegraph.
“The cardiac physician noticed it right away. My heartbeat like a six-legged horse charging. It covered the entire store.
