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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.
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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