Rugby: Goromaru still employed by Yamaha, Toulon move not definite

Reds fullback Ayumu Goromaru takes part in a practice session in Brisbane, Australia on May 19, 2016 for a Super Rugby match at home to the Sunwolves two days later. The mystery over where Goromaru will play next season has intensified with a source within Japanese side Yamaha Jubilo saying they were still waiting to hear from him. Recent reports said he had decided to join Toulon of France from the Reds after the current Super Rugby season, meaning his time with Jubilo had come to an end. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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