Nayacalevu arrives at Stade Nicois

Rugby-Union

Nayacalevu arrives at Stade Nicois

By Mosese Raqio

16/07/2025

Former Fiji Water Flying Fijians captain Waisea Nayacalevu has arrived at Stade Nicois Rugby Club as they prepare for the 2025-2026 French Pro D2 competition.

The arrival of the 35-year-old veteran centre was confirmed by the club this morning.

Nayacalevu, who retired from international rugby last month, had signed with the club earlier this year after struggling to find his form for his previous club, Sale Sharks in the Gallagher Premiership competition.

The Pro D2 2025/2026 season will kick off on the 29th of next month.

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