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Jamie Roberts (Getty Images)
Jamie Roberts (Getty Images)

Paris - Wales rugby great Jamie Roberts admits he is trying to put the uncertainty over his club future to the back of his mind as he prepares for Sunday's European Champions Cup home quarter-final between his present side Racing-Metro and last season's finalists Saracens.

The 28-year-old centre -- capped 69 times since making his debut in 2008 and selected for two British and Irish Lions tours -- told AFP it had been tough to play in the recent Six Nations championship and focus on club rugby with people constantly asking about where he would be next season.

"I am still not sure what I will do at the end of the season," said Roberts, who has been linked with both a return to former club Cardiff Blues and also to English side Harlequins.

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