Onisi Ratave to play his last game for Drua this Saturday

70% of tickets sold out - Thorburn

By Antonio Rahiman

26/05/2022

[Image: Rugby Pass]

Onisi Ratave will play his last game for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua when they take on the Chiefs at 3pm this Saturday in Lautoka.

Acting Drua CEO Brian Thorburn has confirmed that Ratave will be joining Italian club Benetton Rugby.

Thorburn says there are no other players that have opted for an exit from their existing contract.

Ratave had a one year deal with the Fijian Drua which ends this Saturday.

Meanwhile, Thorburn has confirmed that tickets are running out and is expected to sell out by Saturday morning.

All platinum tickets have been booked while the bronze tickets are sold out.

The $95 tickets are selling fast.

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