Harry Wilson commits to Wallabies, Reds through 2029

Wallabies captain Harry Wilson has signed a contract extension with Rugby Australia and the Queensland Reds, committing to stay until 2029. The 25-year-old backrower, who led the Wallabies in seven of their last eight Tests, expressed his dedication to Australian rugby, stating, 'This is the only place I wanted to be.' Wilson, who did not explore offers from overseas, emphasized his loyalty as he prepares for significant upcoming events, including the 2027 home World Cup. His decision has been praised by Rugby Australia’s high performance director, who highlighted Wilson's leadership as a vital asset for both the Wallabies and the Reds. Reds coach Les Kiss also commended Wilson's impact, noting his role as a mentor for younger players. Wilson's re-signing is seen as a positive development for Australian rugby as the team gears up for future challenges.