Flying Fijians veteran Nemani Nadolo has enjoyed a lengthy and successful career and is still amongst the most dangerous backs in World Rugby.
He was part of the Australian under 20’s side at the 2008 IRB Junior World Championships where he finished as the tournament top tryscorer.

Nadolo shot to Rugby stardom in 2014 after a phenomenal Super Rugby debut season with the Crusaders, a season in which he finished equal top tryscorer and one point shy of the Super Rugby title.

He was one of the star attractions at the 2015 Rugby World Cup and he didn’t disappoint causing absolute carnage at times.

Blessed with size and power but what made really made Nadolo special was his skill and vision. He possessed a very good offload, great ball skills and a kicking game to boot.

Nadolo was always one of Fiji’s best performers every time he wore the white and black and retired from International duties in 2019 prior to the World Cup.

He is now with Leicester in the UK after 4 years with French side Montpellier.

In late 2020 Nadolo came out of retirement to once again represent Fiji at the Autumn Nations Cup, putting in a top-shelf performance.

2021 – Selected for Fiji in the Steinleger Series against the All-Blacks, starting both games.

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