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He added: “I spoke to Mark [Jones, Ospreys head coach] prior to making my decision and he was very clear in what he expects of me in my work on the pitch and my work off it. <\/p>\n
“There are some young, high-potential players in this squad and if I can play a part in helping them to reach the next level of their game, then that is something I will take pride in doing.”<\/p>\n
Koroibete was spotted playing in Fiji by NRL scouts and played for Wests Tigers and Melbourne Storm before switching from rugby league to union in 2016.<\/p>\n
Since his 2017 Australia debut he has scored 20 tries in 63 Tests, featuring at the 2019 and 2023 World Cups.<\/p>\n
The powerful wing becomes eligible to represent Fiji before next year’s tournament in Australia.<\/p>\n
Koroibete is the fourth Australian to follow Ryan Smith to Ospreys after the lock made a big impression in 2025-26.<\/p>\n
Head coach Jones has also signed former Wallabies captain Liam Wright<\/a> to bolster the back row, nine-times-capped centre Lalakai Foketi<\/a> and versatile Australian back Lawson Creighton.<\/a><\/p>\n On signing Koroibete, Jones said: “I think I speak for everyone involved with the club when I say how happy we are to have added such an explosive talent to our squad. <\/p>\n “I think it says a lot about the club that we are still able to attract overseas players of his calibre. This is a signing that we believe will get our supporters up out of their seats.<\/p>\n “We feel his experience will be extremely beneficial to our youngsters and will have a real ripple effect on their development over the next few years.”<\/p>\n Ospreys play Coventry in a friendly on Friday, 4 September (19:30 BST) as they build towards their URC opener at Sharks on Saturday, 26 September.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n