BREAKING NEWS
Fiji Rugby’s Top Player Makes Shocking Announcement: Retiring from International Rugby at Just 27
In a stunning and unexpected move, Fiji Rugby’s top player, Semi Radradra, has announced his retirement from international rugby, citing personal and family reasons.
The 27-year-old winger, known for his electrifying speed and elusive footwork, has been a key player for the Fijian national team, earning 39 caps and scoring 17 tries. He was also a key figure in the Fiji Sevens team, helping them win the Olympic gold medal at Rio 2016.
Radradra’s decision to retire has sent shockwaves through the rugby world, with fans and fellow players alike expressing their disappointment and surprise.
“I’m still trying to process this news,” said Fiji Rugby Union CEO, John O’Connor. “Semi has been an incredible player for our country, and his decision to retire is a huge loss for us. We’ll miss him on the field, but we understand his personal reasons and wish him all the best.”
According to sources close to Radradra, he has been struggling with personal issues, including family problems and mental health concerns. The pressures of playing at the highest level have taken a toll on his well-being, and he has made the difficult decision to step away from the game.
“I’ve been struggling with my mental health and personal life for some time now,” Radradra said in a statement. “I’ve tried
