Stuart Hogg Admits to Hurting People and Reveals Reason for Rugby Return
Former Scotland star Stuart Hogg has opened up about his decision to return to rugby after a one-year retirement.
"I used to think being selfish was strength."
Hogg, 33, retired from playing in 2023 but returned to the pitch a year later, signing for Montpellier. He revealed in The Rugby Paper that he missed the "camaraderie, the laughs, the buzz" of rugby during his retirement.
- He missed the changing room and banter.
- He gave up his rugby career to try and save his marriage.
- He was struggling with depression and didn't know what was going on in life.
Hogg has found comfort in his return to rugby, stating "I missed rugby more than I ever realised."
Author's summary: Stuart Hogg returns to rugby after a year of retirement.
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