RWC Tickets: Kurtley Beale Offers $500k for Wallabies Rugby World Cup Bid

When Dave Rennie inwards in Australia in 2020 he was delighted to congratulate Kurtley Beale and say goodbye to the Wallabies regulars. The New Zealand coach, who has just inwards in Australia after a spell in France, has not even brought the Waratahs back to the wider Wallaby preparation squad. Rugby Fans can buy Rugby World Cup 2023 Tickets from our website.

Two years later, at the end of the Wallabies' spring tour last November, Rennie was impressed by sending a distress signal to Rennie, who wanted Beale to return to Australia and believed he is a serious contender to wear number 15 on the Rugby World Cup 2023.

Beale is expected to sacrifice about $500,000 to return to the Australian rugby team for his fourth World Cup appearance.

The 33-year-old could sign a one-and-a-half-year contract until the end of the Rugby World Cup 2023 to play in France - the country where he currently plays rugby.

Rugby Australia has been in talks with Beale for months and finally offered him a deal earlier this year.

But they don't think they will be on the pitch for a player who has been lighting up France's top 14 in the back row of his Rock star Racing 92 since his arrival in mid-2020.

Beale’s wish to play in a fourth Rugby World Cup makes him ready to give up his fortune for the opportunity to continue wearing the Wallabies shirt.

As a former team-mate said on Tuesday: "He is a romantic old KB. A huge expense and I hope he is documented for it."

That's exactly the attitude Rennie and new RA executives Andy Marinos (CEO) and Hamish McLennan (Chairman) want to inspire in the budding Wallabies.

Beale will not play in Super Rugby in 2022, but he will return for the crunch series against Eddie Jones' England in July. He will then play for the Waratahs for 15 years after first joining the Super Rugby team after leaving school.

"Well, even if RA wants to compliment him and I think these conversations are happening, it won't come close to what he's doing in Racing," Waratahs new coach Darren Coleman told reporters on Tuesday. His return comes at an interesting period in Australian rugby.

The RA currently boards their eligibility law, although Beale could have gone ahead, allowing 60 tests and seven years in Australia's Giteau Law' status.

If he doesn't come back, the Waratahs and RA could save about $400,000.

But Rennie will be influenced so that he can best judge their progress, skills, and characters, especially against New Zealand winnings.

As an added bonus, Beale is one of 14 Aboriginal wallabies and the only Aboriginal player in the current roster.

Meanwhile, have announced the signing of Jamie Roberts, the great Jamie Roberts of Great Britain and Ireland, who will be without Wallabies captain Michael Hooper for the opening round of Super Rugby.

The Welsh superstar is predicted to arrive in Sydney next week, where he has signed injury insurance, but he is destined to play a major role in the Waratahs hopes of a return to the Championship.

The 97 Test began to play in 2013 before the Lions over the Lions had defeated the Wallabies 41-16 at the 2013 Olympic Stadium.

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