Jack Goodhue re-signs with New Zealand Rugby until after 2023 World Cup

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Jack Goodhue re-signs with New Zealand Rugby until after 2023 World Cup

By Naveel Krishant

Thursday 10/09/2020

Jack Goodhue has committed his immediate future to the All Blacks, re-signing with New Zealand Rugby - [Photo: TVNZ]

Jack Goodhue has committed his immediate future to the All Blacks, re-signing with New Zealand Rugby.

The Crusaders midfielder has signed on for another three years, keeping him in New Zealand until the 2023 World Cup in France.

Goodhue says he's grateful for the opportunity to represent not only New Zealand but also the Crusaders and the Northland Taniwha in provincial rugby.

All Blacks coach Ian Foster says the team's midfield positions are in safe hands.

[Source: TVNZ]

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