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Nawaqanitawase weighs up bombshell international switch
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Crunch phone call looms after agent’s bombshell Nawaqanitawase reveal
Les Kiss is set to finally pick up the phone and dial Mark Nawaqanitawase in what looms as a high-stakes conversation ahead of next year’s home Rugby World Cup.
A News Corp report on Tuesday set a cat among the pigeons, with Nawaqanitawase’s agent claiming that the code-hopping superstar was considering representing Fiji instead of the Wallabies.
Nawaqanitawase scored six tries in 11 Tests for the Wallabies in 2022-23, before embarking on a spectacularly successful NRL stint with the Sydney Roosters.
The 26-year-old winger is now returning to rugby to start a two-year deal with the Saitama Wild Knights that will reportedly earn him around $3 million.
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Suaalii keen for swift Wallabies return of Marky Mark
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Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has lauded the skills of his former Roosters teammate Mark Nawaqanitawase and said he hopes the flyer will rejoin the Wallabies as early as next month on the spring tour.
However, that prospect remains up in the air. Wallabies coach Les Kiss and Nawaqanitawase are yet to discuss plans, and talks are also ongoing between Rugby Australia and the winger’s new Japanese club, Panasonic Saitama Wild Knights.
Nawaqanitawase is contracted with the Roosters until the end of the month but switches back to rugby next month on a two-season, $3 million deal with Panasonic. The return was also driven by Nawaqanitawase’s desire to play at the Rugby World Cup next year in Australia.
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