Former England U20 prop Alex Lundberg has been forced to retire from rugby after a nasty concussion, aged 25.
The loosehead joined Wasps amateurs as a six-year-old and worked his way through the academy to the senior ranks, earning England U20 honours along the way.
He was released at his own request in January 2018 after suffering a succession of injury problems.
Injury issues continues with Championship side Ealing Trailfinders, and on Wednesday he took to social media to share the news of his retirement.
MARKED | How BBC rated England’s players in 2003 World Cup final
Here is how the BBC rated Sir Clive Woodward’s men following England’s nail-biting 20-17 in the final to win the Rugby World Cup.
Josh Lewsey: Again proved his worth in the number 15 jersey. Made some dynamic runs and kept the pressure on the Aussie midfield. 7
Jason Robinson: Always looked dangerous with the ball. Had little chance stopping Australia’s try, but did his job at the other end touching down. 8
Will Greenwood: Handled the ball well with some creative touches and put in some big tackles but ultimately failed to shine. 6
Mike Tindall: More direct than creative, but did the job he was asked to do. Produced a vital clearance in the second half before making way for Mike Catt. 7
Ben Cohen: Worked tirelessly off the ball and did little wrong. Was given little opportunity to show his class with the ball. 6