Joseph Sua’ali’i is set to make his rugby union debut for Australia, having been selected to start at outside centre in the upcoming Test match against England at Twickenham. This match marks a significant milestone for the 21-year-old, as it will be his first professional appearance in rugby union following his recent switch from rugby league. Sua’ali’i's inclusion comes as Australia prepares to face an England team that is looking to bounce back after a narrow 24-22 defeat to New Zealand in their previous match. The young athlete's transition to union has generated considerable excitement, and he will be eager to showcase his skills on the international stage.

Jason Robinson, renowned as one of the most successful cross-code rugby players in modern history, is expressing confidence in Australia’s latest league convert, Joseph Sua’ali’i, to make a significant impact in his potential debut for the Wallabies against England this Saturday. At just 21 years old, Sua’ali’i is poised to don the Wallaby jersey for the first time, and there’s a possibility he could even start, despite having no prior experience in professional rugby union. Australia is eager for Sua’ali’i to be the spark that revitalizes their performance, not only in the upcoming November Tests but also in the three-Test series against the British & Irish Lions next year. If Sua’ali’i takes the field at Twickenham, Robinson believes he has the talent to surprise many with his abilities. The rugby community is watching closely, hoping that this talented player can help turn the tide for Australian rugby.