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‘Back of my mind’: Why RLWC final could be Murray’s last Kangaroos game

Three years ago, Cam Murray admitted he got sick of being linked to a code switch. Now, the NSW and Australian star admits it’s a distinct possibility.

Published: Tuesday, 10 November 2026 at 1:16 AM
‘Back of my mind’: Why RLWC final could be Murray’s last Kangaroos game
Key Things to Know
  • Cameron Murray admitted Sunday's Rugby League World Cup final against New Zealand could be his last Test for Australia.
  • The 28-year-old forward revealed a future code switch to rugby union remains a distinct possibility later in his career.
  • Murray is contracted to the South Sydney Rabbitohs through the end of the 2028 NRL season.
The Story in 60 Seconds

South Sydney captain Cameron Murray admitted that Sunday's Rugby League World Cup final against New Zealand could potentially be his last Test for Australia. The 28-year-old forward confirmed that a future switch to rugby union remains a distinct possibility later in his career, noting the appeal of traveling and playing the 15-man code.

Murray is contracted with the Rabbitohs through 2028 and stated his immediate priority remains winning an NRL premiership. He also highlighted that Australia must improve from their 24-22 pool-stage victory over the Kiwis ahead of the Brisbane decider.

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