Scrumhalf Jake Gordon joined a series of colleagues Wallabies in the rejection of lucrative offers from abroad and committed the Australian Rugby until the end of the World Cup 2027. years. Years.

Gordon, who attracted the offers of French, English and Japanese clubs, said he was excited by the appearance of facing British and Irish lions In July and August this year, as well as giving his debut of the World Cup on the house soil.

31-year-old started nine tests in Joe Schmidt last season and seem likely to be more with Tate McDermott for the number of T-shirts in nine in Three tests against lions.

“I would lie that I said I didn’t see what an overseas,“He told reporters in Sydney.

“I thought the opportunity for Joe left once again and maybe I could play lions and home world cup … It was too good to move.“

SCHMIDT agreed last week to stay up to the middle of next year before he handed over the wallabies coaching reos on Queensland Reds Boss Les Kiss.

“Last year I thought I had a decent year at the test level. I’m hungry to go better,“Gordon added.

“I really enjoyed my time under Joe, I really simplified the way I should have played for him, which was great. To be fair, the whole coaching team did a great job and I think you could see our advancement.

“We really started to find our game later in (years).“

Wallabies Len Ikitau, Fraser Mcreight, Nick Frost, Jeremy Williams, Lukhan Salakaia-Lot, Matt Filip, Isaac Kailea and Lachlan Lonergan, all recently signed contracting extensions with Rugby Australia.

Gordon will continue to play super rugby for the new South Wales Waratah, a club based in Sydney who was captured since the beginning of 2021. years.

“I see some longevity in our progress, I see that getting better and better,“He said.

“I just want to stay here and contribute and hope for some really good victories.“