Rees-Zammit Returns: A Rugby Star's Comeback After NFL Pursuit
Wales winger Louis Rees-Zammit, after a brief stint attempting to join the NFL, is fit and ready for selection against Argentina. Assistant Coach Danny Wilson confirmed his readiness, marking a key moment in his career following a return to the rugby field with the Bristol Bears.
Welsh rugby sensation Louis Rees-Zammit is poised for a significant comeback as he gears up for the lineup against Argentina, according to Assistant Coach Danny Wilson. The 24-year-old, who recently returned from an NFL career attempt, is now playing for the Bristol Bears.
Wilson, addressing the media on Wednesday, expressed confidence in Rees-Zammit's fitness and readiness. 'Yes, he's fit for selection,' remarked Wilson, highlighting the squad's overall good health. New coach Steve Tandy is set to announce the team on Friday for the Principality Stadium showdown.
Having gained 32 caps and experience with the British & Irish Lions, Rees-Zammit's brief NFL stints with teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Jacksonville Jaguars were a departure from his rugby roots. His return to Wales marks a happy reunion with the sport he loves.
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