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Shane Williams is set to end his career at the Ospreys.
The 34-year-old Wales winger says the two-year deal with the Welsh region is likely to be his last.
Williams has been linked with a move to France where fellow Ospreys James Hook and Lee Byrne are heading next season, while Gavin Henson is already there.
"I'm on the verge of signing a two-year contract with the Ospreys, which will probably be my last contract," Williams told BBC Sport Wales.
"I'm really happy at the Ospreys, it's a family in itself for me, it's close to home and I still want to achieve things with the Ospreys.
"Nothing is signed yet and I've got to see if the still want me with my crooked knee as well.
"But hopefully I will be signing in the next couple of weeks which will take me to the end of my professional career."
The British and Irish Lions star, who has scored a record 53 tries in 79 Wales caps, will miss the Ospreys' ***le push as he is expected to be out for three months.
Williams said he suffered his knee injury in a challenge by Luke Fitzgerald in Wales' 19-13 Six Nations win over Ireland in Cardiff, forcing him to miss the 28-9 defeat by France on Saturday.
Williams, who only returned from two months out with a shoulder injury just before the Six Nations, is now recovering from another long-term injury blow ahead of his planned international retirement after the Rugby World Cup this autumn.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_union/my_club/ospreys/9431105.stm
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