2024-07-05 16:20:00
Retiring after Ireland’s exit from the 2023 World Cup, the ex-flyer made a quick comeback.
Multiple legends. Jonathan Sexton (118 caps), who played his last rugby game during Ireland’s victory against New Zealand (24-28) in the last World Cup quarter-final in France, found work quickly.
Although he already had a role at Ardagh Group, a supplier of glass and metal packaging based in Luxembourg, from 2021, at the rate of one day a week, the former other half has gained ground.
He, who gained a bachelor’s degree in commerce in 2012 at University College Dublin, uses this qualification as the group’s commercial director.
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At 38, Johnny Sexton has his own management company, JAS Management and Promotions Ltd, which recorded profits of £2.431 million in 2022.
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There is no doubt that his qualities as an excellent leader on the pitch are a stranger to his newfound success. In addition, the former international announced his autobiography for October 10, 2024. An account that he wants to be “honest” about his career.
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