Ben Te’o is set to return to rugby league after his Super Rugby stint with the Sunwolves ended early.
The powerhouse is to be signed by the Broncos after the club created room to move in their salary cap due to the departure of Andrew McCullough to the Knights.
According to multiple reports, the former Broncos back-rower and South Sydney premiership star’s signing is imminent.
The 33-year-old had been offered a move back to the Gallagher Premiership with Bath, but is looking to settle down in Australia as he begins to wind down his career.
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LIST | 5 players from abroad who could be capped by England in the future
These five have shown enough ability or promise to suggest they may be future England stars in waiting.
Foreign-born stars, such as Nathan Hughes and the Vunipola brothers, have already shown how integral they can be for the Red Rose after making the step up to International rugby.
Here are five players who could pull on the white jersey in the future:
1. Ruan Ackermann – Gloucester (South Africa)
His Dad Johan Ackermann, who departed as Gloucester boss for Japan earlier this month, confirmed that his son will be staying with the Cherry & Whites to persue international honours, and has already been in contact with Eddie Jones. The imposing number eight qualify for England on residency grounds in August 2020 — just four months before World Rugby’s new eligibility laws kick in.