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Manu Tuilagi could swap nations for the next Rugby World Cup after making himself ineligible for England

Nic Dolly to Australia

The Australian-born hooker, limited to just one Test appearance for England due to his injury setback, is now set to potentially don the Wallabies jersey, having inked a deal with the Western Force.

Following the revelation that Dolly would depart from Leicester Tigers at the conclusion of the season, reports from The Roar disclosed that the 24-year-old has committed to a multi-year contract with Simon Cron’s Force outfit.

This move opens the door for Dolly to be considered for selection by the Wallabies, should head coach Joe Schmidt decide to summon him for the Autumn Internationals later this year.

Gallagher Man of the Match Nic Dolly of Leicester Tigers during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby match between Gloucester Rugby and Leicester Tigers at Kingsholm Stadium on September 24 2021 in Gloucester, England. (Photo by Tom Sandberg/PPAUK)

Guy Porter to Australia

The centre is primed to sign for an Australian Super Rugby franchise after exiting Leicester Tigers.

Porter, who won his sixth England cap in the World Cup warm-up against Wales last summer, moved to Australia when he was seven and played for Sydney University while he studied law.

He also turned out for Sydney Stars and Sydney Rays and had a spell with the ACT Brumbies before moving to the Tigers, where he has seen his stock rise after making over 65 appearances.

Reports now suggest the outside-centre will join an Australian Super Rugby franchise rather than continue to ply his trade in the Gallagher Premiership.

Guy Porter of England during the England Rugby Training Sessions at The Lensbury Hotel, Teddington, London on 26 Jun 2023 (Photo: George Beck/PPAUK)

Bevan Rodd to Scotland

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