Leigh Halfpenny wanted by Toulon but move for Sam Warburton is ruled out Halfpenny, who also plays for the Blues, was voted Player of the Series in the Lions successful tour to Australia, breaking the overall Test points record and the record for points in a single Test. He was also voted Player of the Tournament in the 2013 Six Nations and was shortlisted for the International Rugby Board's Player of the Year award. Should he join Toulon - fellow French Top 14 giants Clermont are also interested in recruiting him - he would join a growing exodus of Welsh players in France. Mike Phillips, Jamie Roberts and Dan Lydiate all play at Racing Metro while James Hook and Luke Charteris are at Perpignan. Lee Byrne is at Clermont, who have signed Jonathan Davies for next season, while Toulon will have Ian Evans on their books in the next campaign. France is not the only destination attracting Welsh players with George North at Northampton, Paul James at Bath and Craig Mitchell at Exeter. Ospreys and Wales hooker Richard Hibbard looks set to move to Gloucester next season while Scarlets fly-half Rhys Priestland and Blues lock Bradley Davies have reportedly agreed to join Wasps. Meanwhile, Boudjellal said he will be looking to sign two new fly-halves if England legend Jonny Wilkinson opts to retire at the end of the season. "If his body says stop, Jonny will finish his career at the end of this season," said the president. I think right now, he doesn't know. In any case, he's never told me: 'I want to finish my career'. Everything depends on the next six months. Having to one day replace Jonny Wilkinson is the kind of thing that falls on you once in 100 years. We've made choices based on managing the game and reliability as a kicker because we will have to replace two players in one: a playmaker and a kicker with a 90 percent success rate like Jonny has. To find all that in one player is difficult, so we'll have to find it in two.