Wallabies captain Harry Wilson has signed a contract extension which will keep him in Australia until the end of 2029 after declining to consider any offers from abroad. The Queensland Reds number eight was left out of the 2023 World Cup squad by Eddie Jones but has revived his test career under Joe Schmidt and skippered the Wallabies in seven of the last eight matches.

Wallabies captain Harry Wilson has committed long-term to Australian Rugby, signing a four-year extension. The deal sees Wilson commit his future to Queensland and Australia until the end of the 2029 season, the first Wallaby to do so.

Declaring he never explored other options, Wallabies captain Harry Wilson has signed a new four-year deal that will keep him in Australian rugby through 2029. Wilson rewarded coach Joe Schmidt's trust as he led the Wallabies in seven of their last eight Tests and now he has the 2027 home World Cup firmly in his sights.