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Damian McKenzie: Playmaker re-signs with New Zealand Rugby and the Chiefs until 2023

All Black star Damian McKenzie has re-signed with New Zealand Rugby and the Chiefs until the end of the 2023 season after returning from his stint in Japan.

McKenzie has been plying his trade for Suntory Sungoliath in Japan’s new League One this season but was always expected to return to his home country in a bid to push for World Cup selection.

The versatile attacking player is thrilled to be heading back to New Zealand as he looks to continue building his legacy at the Chiefs and hopes to get the chance to pull on the All Blacks jersey again.

“I really enjoyed my time in Japan, but it’s great to be home among family and friends and I can’t wait to get back on the field and reconnect with teammates and coaches in New Zealand. I’m passionate about Waikato, the Chiefs and the All Blacks and if I’m lucky enough to wear any of those jerseys again I’ll give it everything,” McKenzie told the All Blacks’ official website.

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With 95 caps for the Chiefs under the belt, McKenzie looks to become the Hamilton-based franchise’s latest centurion during next season’s Super Rugby Pacific and he’s also looking forward to representing Waikato in New Zealand’s National Provincial Championship.

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