South Sydney’s Jai Arrow retires with neurological condition
Jai Arrow, a forward for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, has announced his retirement due to a neurological condition. The 30-year-old player had not participated in the current season due to a serious shoulder injury. Arrow played 178 NRL games and represented Queensland in 12 State of Origin matches during his career.
- ▪Jai Arrow has been diagnosed with a neurological condition, leading to his immediate retirement from professional rugby.
- ▪He has not played this season due to a serious shoulder injury and ongoing health issues.
- ▪Arrow played 178 NRL games and was part of three State of Origin series victories for Queensland.
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