Clive Churchill Medal winner James Tedesco turns 34 in January but didn’t consider following some of his Roosters teammates into retirement, and is backing the club’s youngsters to make up for the departure of several stars.
Sydney Roosters fullback James Tedesco has revealed his plans to play through the 2028 season before concluding his career. Following a premiership-winning campaign in which he earned the Clive Churchill Medal, the 33-year-old plans to hold contract discussions with the club following the World Cup.
Tedesco stated he has no desire to play for any other team and is confident in the club's rising talent despite the departures of six players, including Daniel Tupou, Spencer Leniu, Angus Crichton, and Mark Nawaqanitawase. Tedesco is currently in camp with Australia, sharing fullback duties with Reece Walsh.
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