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"Celebration and Reflection" - Nayacalevu Says Goodbye

  • Waisea Nayacalevu, Fiji's former rugby captain, announced his retirement from international Test rugby on Wednesday in Suva.
  • He made this decision seven months after his last match, reflecting on a career that began in 2012 and included captaining Fiji at the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
  • Nayacalevu made 43 international appearances for Fiji, earning recognition for his strong running style and leadership qualities, and after brief periods with Sale and Ospreys, he will continue his professional rugby career with French club Nice in the Nationale league.
  • He announced his retirement with deep appreciation for all the tries scored, obstacles overcome, and national anthems performed, extending his heartfelt thanks to his teammates, coaches, and the people of Fiji.
  • His retirement concludes his international career and opens a new phase centered on club rugby and guiding emerging talent, leaving a lasting impact that will motivate upcoming Flying Fijians.
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Waisea Nayacalevu decided to devote himself fully to the Niçois Stadium and no longer wear the jersey of his Fijian selection. This Wednesday, the center announced on Instagram the end of his international career with the publication of a photo and a accompanying text. "Today is a day of celebration and reflection – one day I would never have imagined coming so quickly when I first wore Fiji's white jersey in 2012, says Nayacalevu. After more th…

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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