A bidding war is brewing for Jordan Petaia’s services, but Queensland Reds coach Les Kiss is confident the livewire fullback will remain.
A bidding war and poaching raid is brewing for Wallabies star Jordan Petaia’s services, but Queensland Reds coach Les Kiss has declared his confidence the livewire fullback would remain in the 15-man code.with overseas rugby interests also set to line up for his signature.Credit:A two-time World Cup representative, Petaia at last garnered the chance to claim the No.
“We’re engaging, and we have a Wales game coming up … we’re trying to create programs here where people are really engaged and want to stay, but we feel pretty comfortable with what we’re offering.“With what Rugby Australia have with what they call this ‘golden runway’, he’s right to be able to be prominent in those.
A British and Irish Lions tour next year is just the beginning of a huge period for the nation’s rugby landscape, as the game seeks to cast aside a poor 2023 campaign that culminated in the World Cup failure.Credit:The marquee spectacle will come to Australian shores in 2027, but with overseas possibilities and the NRL suggesting last year clubs could receive salary cap relief to tempt Wallabies talent to the game, several threats could derail the sport’s retention capabilities.
“I think it’s front and centre. When I talk about the succession I always put the retention first and then recruitment second,” Kiss said.
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