Fijian rugby icon Jerry Tuwai has signed a three-year deal with an undisclosed overseas club, marking his departure from Fiji’s national rugby sevens team. This major move by one of the sport’s most celebrated players has stunned fans and sparked reactions across the rugby community.
Tuwai, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and widely regarded as one of the best sevens players in the world, has been a cornerstone of Fijian rugby. Known for his quick footwork, vision, and unmatched skills on the field, Tuwai has led Fiji to numerous international victories and become a symbol of national pride. His departure signals the end of an era for Fiji rugby as they lose one of their most influential leaders and playmakers.
The deal with his new team, rumored to be a top-tier club in either Europe or Japan, is reportedly a lucrative one that will offer Tuwai a fresh challenge as he transitions to a new environment and playing style. While fans are disappointed to see him leave, many have expressed support for his decision to take on a new chapter in his career.
Neither Tuwai nor Fiji Rugby has issued an official statement regarding his departure, but a press conference is expected in the comin
g days.
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