LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - Troubled Wales centre Gavin Henson will not be offered a new contract at French club Toulon, French media reported on Tuesday.
Henson, who joined Toulon in February, was suspended by the Top 14 club in April with unconfirmed reports saying he had fought with a team mate following a match.
"We do not want blame anyone, but for next season we hope that team spirit is a priority," club president Mourad Boudjellal, who earlier this month gave Henson a "final chance" with the club, told the Var-Matin newspaper.
Henson, who was also released from his contract with Saracens in February after just two months with the London club, joined Toulon on a short-term deal and had hoped to win a longer contract.
The centre, who last featured for Wales more than two years ago, is set to make his return to the international stage against the Barbarians at the Millennium Stadium next week.
Henson, who joined Toulon in February, was suspended by the Top 14 club in April with unconfirmed reports saying he had fought with a team mate following a match.
"We do not want blame anyone, but for next season we hope that team spirit is a priority," club president Mourad Boudjellal, who earlier this month gave Henson a "final chance" with the club, told the Var-Matin newspaper.
Henson, who was also released from his contract with Saracens in February after just two months with the London club, joined Toulon on a short-term deal and had hoped to win a longer contract.
The centre, who last featured for Wales more than two years ago, is set to make his return to the international stage against the Barbarians at the Millennium Stadium next week.
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