Beauden Barrett, the dynamic and versatile player, is set to make a significant return to New Zealand rugby in 2024. Currently showcasing his talents in Japan, the 32-year-old fly-half is eyeing a comeback for the July Test series. With the departure of several seasoned players and the introduction of new head coach Scott Robertson, Barrett sees this as a golden opportunity to reclaim the coveted All Blacks number 10 jersey.
Barrett's determination to secure the fly-half position has intensified the competition with Damian McKenzie. Known for his exceptional playmaking skills, Barrett is ready to push McKenzie for the starting spot. "I’m fully committed to New Zealand Rugby until the end of 2027," Barrett revealed, highlighting his dedication to the team’s future. His goal is clear: to lead the All Blacks in the pivotal number 10 role during the upcoming matches, especially against England later this year.
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