Welsh Rugby Team Enthusiastic About Addition of Regan Grace for Australia Tour
- Former rugby league player Regan Grace has been called up by Wales to join the team for the Australia tour.
- The decision comes after Ospreys wing Keelan Giles was released from the squad due to a groin injury in training.
- Wales is excited about the potential that Regan Grace brings to the team for the upcoming tour in Australia.
Regan Grace, a player with an "X-factor," has been called up to Wales' summer training squad, potentially cutting the current squad by five or six players. With Ospreys wing Keelan Giles released due to injury, Grace is now in contention. Despite signing with Bath in April, Grace would not have been eligible for the Springboks encounter. Wales assistant coach Jonathan Humphreys praised Grace's speed and X-factor, emphasizing his value to the team. Injury absences have affected Wales' preparations, with prop Henry Thomas ruled out. Grace's unique playing style has earned him a spot in the wider squad for Wales' tour to Australia. Grace, who previously played rugby league, has impressed with his performances. Bath has extended his contract, recognizing his potential contribution to the team. Wales face challenges ahead of their matches against Australia, with several players unavailable due to injuries and rest. Grace's inclusion in the squad highlights his promising future in union rugby.