Twelve Rabbitohs Set for Rugby League World Cup Across Five Nations

South Sydney will be one of the best-represented clubs at the 2026 Rugby League World Cup. The Rabbitohs confirmed on Thursday that 12 of their players — eight men and four women — will feature at the tournament, turning out for five different nations when the action gets underway on October 15 with Australia vs New Zealand at Allianz Stadium. The men's contingent is headlined by Kangaroos stars Cameron Murray, who is off to his second World Cup, and Latrell Mitchell, alongside Keaon Koloamatangi and David Fifita, who has switched allegiance from Tonga to Australia. Rabbitohs men will also pull on the jerseys of Fiji, France and Lebanon, while the women's representatives will play for Papua New Guinea and Fiji. The World Cup runs through to the men's final at Suncorp Stadium on November 15, and the Rabbitohs' dozen-strong presence is a proud reflection of the club's depth and its reach across the international game. For the players, it is the biggest stage in rugby league — and a chance to write their names into tournament history.