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Home / Sports / Dual-Code Star Nawaqanitawase Joins Japanese Rugby for 2 Years

Dual-Code Star Nawaqanitawase Joins Japanese Rugby for 2 Years

20 Jan

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Summary

  • Nawaqanitawase secured a two-year deal worth over $2 million in Japan.
  • He is leaving the Sydney Roosters after the current NRL season.
  • Japan offers lucrative contracts and flexible international pathways for players.
Dual-Code Star Nawaqanitawase Joins Japanese Rugby for 2 Years

Dual-code star Mark Nawaqanitawase has committed to a lucrative two-year contract with a Japanese Division One rugby club, reportedly exceeding $2 million. This move sees him turn down significant interest from French clubs, according to reports. Nawaqanitawase is expected to conclude his current NRL season with the Sydney Roosters before embarking on his Japanese rugby journey.

The 24-year-old's decision follows a stellar rise in rugby league, where his exceptional athleticism and try-scoring prowess have made him a standout player. His departure after just one full season presents a challenge for the Roosters, though the club has left the door open for a potential return after his contract concludes. Nawaqanitawase had long harbored ambitions for an overseas stint.

Japan has become an increasingly sought-after destination for top rugby talent, drawn by substantial financial packages and adaptable international playing opportunities. Nawaqanitawase informed the Roosters of his intention to depart at the end of 2026, aligning with his broader career and World Cup aspirations. The Roosters aim to reacquire such impactful players in the future.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Mark Nawaqanitawase has signed with a Division One Japanese rugby club.
The deal is reportedly worth more than $2 million over two years.
Yes, he plans to depart for Japan ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

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