Koroibete and Naisarani head to Japan

By Naveel Krishant

Tuesday 22/06/2021

Wallabies star Marika Koroibete will be playing in Japan next year following his Wallabies commitments.

Koroibete was named Players' Player following an outstanding 2021 campaign, with the winger scoring 23 tries during his 69 games with the club.

He will be joined in Japan by Isi Naisarani, who will leave the club after playing 31 games since 2019.

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