Fijian Drua sign former Wallaby forward Isi Naisarani
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- Fiji-born former Australia international Isi Naisarani has joined the Fijian Drua for the 2027 Super Rugby Pacific season.
- The No. 8 returns to Fiji after playing for the Western Force, ACT Brumbies, Melbourne Rebels and in Japan.
- Naisarani was named the Shute Shieldโs No. 8 of the year in 2026 and finished runner-up for the Ken Catchpole Medal.
Isi Naisarani is coming home. The Fiji-born former Wallabies forward has joined the Fijian Drua ahead of the 2027 Super Rugby Pacific season, returning to the island after leaving as a young player to pursue opportunities abroad.
The Drua described the signing as a โsignificant homecomingโ for the powerful No. 8. Naisarani built an impressive Australian career with the Western Force, ACT Brumbies and Melbourne Rebels before continuing his rugby in Japan. The club said his return would give him the chance to play in front of family and friends while bringing substantial Super Rugby and international experience to the Fiji-based franchise.
Iโm really excited to be joining the Fijian Drua team for the 2027 season. My family and I canโt wait to meet and connect with all the fans. Letโs make 2027 a good one. Toso Drua Toso!
โIโm really excited to be joining the Fijian Drua team for the 2027 season. My family and I canโt wait to meet and connect with all the fans. Letโs make 2027 a good one. Toso Drua Toso!โ Naisarani said.
A dynamic powerful & skilful player he will add a huge amount to our game in attack & in defence.
Drua head coach Brad Mooar called the move a โvery exciting signing for us.โ He said Naisaraniโs power, dynamism and skill would strengthen the team in attack and defence. Mooar added that watching Naisarani in the Shute Shield and speaking with him showed the player was enjoying both his rugby and his life.
Naisarani ended the 2026 season strongly. The club said he earned a place in the Code Sports Shute Shield Team of the Year at No. 8 and finished second in voting for the Ken Catchpole Medal, with 20 points, two behind the winner.
Isi is happy, fulfilled and hungry to keep getting better and to give to the Drua. That is a powerful combination! Isi will be outstanding for us.
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