Fijian flyer Semi Radradra could be set to don the green and gold of Australia in May.
Reports across the Tasman suggest that Radradra, who has played four Tests for Fiji, is in the frame to debut in May when the Kangaroos host New Zealand at Hunter Stadium.
The 23-year-old played a starring role for the Parramatta Eels in Friday night's win over the Canterbury Bulldogs, scoring twice and setting up the third try in a 20-6 win.
His two late tries brought up his 50th in just 52 NRL matches.
Now eligible for Australia through residency, Radradra will know consistent performances will help him catch the eye of coach Mal Meninga for the Anzac Test.
"The desire is to play for Australia and that has been conveyed to Mal Meninga," George Christodoulou, Radradra's manager, told the Sydney Morning Herald.
"When he was made aware of it, [Meninga] was pleasantly surprised. It's now up to Semi to start the season like he did the back end of last year and put the pressure on the incumbents. Hopefully he can jag a spot for the Anzac Test."
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