The various groups invited to the summer tour are gradually revealed. This Friday morning, it was announced that it was the Wallabies. Thirteen new players feature in the squad, including young Tom Linnock. Veteran Kurtley Pele returns and will be there.
They are at the dawn of a new adventure. After the World Cup it turned out to be a disaster, where the Australians failed to qualify for the quarter-finals (a first in history), the Wallabies will look to advance. For this summer tour, new coach Joe Schmidt has called up 13 new players. A breath of fresh air waiting for an exam. Tom Linnock (son of Michael Linnock), 21, a fly-half for the Reds, was notably called up for the first time.
Kurtley Beale, 35, who missed the World Cup and has not been selected for the Wallabies since 2021, returns to the squad.
As a reminder, the Wallabies will challenge Wales on July 6 and 13 at Allianz Stadium and then at Amy Park.
Australia's full line-up for summer tour:
Fronts:
Alan Alalatova, Angus Blyth, Charlie Calle, Matt Fessler, Nick Frost, Longie Gleeson, Alex Hodgham, Tom Hooper, Isaac Kylia, Fraser McGreid, Josh Nassar, Jane Nongore, Billy Pollard, Lucan Salakaya-Lotho, Ramesyan Smiper, Taniela Tupou, Rob Valetini, Jeremy Williams, Harry Wilson, Liam Wright.
Backward Companions:
Kurtley Beale, Filippo Daugunu, Ben Donaldson, David Feliuai, Josh Fluke, Jake Gordon, Len Igitau, Andrew Kellaway Darby Lancaster, Noah Lolesio, Tom Linnock, Tate McDermott, Hunter Baisamy, Dylan Peech, W Enrit Wych, W.
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