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Israel Leota only needed eight minutes to establish himself as a potential star, and according to a Broncos icon, the young player is equipped to respond to a coach’s SOS.

In his first Queensland Cup game of the year on Sunday, Leota made significant progress toward a top-flight debut by scoring three tries despite his Souths Logan Magpies losing to Brisbane Tigers 40-34.

In the event that coach Kevin Walters loses his backline due to injury or one of the team’s State of Origin competitors, the 19-year-old winger may be chosen for the Broncos.

Additionally, he has the backing of a man who, as a bright-eyed adolescent, likewise graced the NRL stage.

The Broncos’ premiership-winning coach of Souths Logan, Karmichael Hunt, stated, “The thing we’re seeing this year is injuries are happening quite often and the Broncos have been quite plagued.”

Despite being disqualified from what would have been his final audition, Kotoni Staggs has stated that he would be prepared to respond to a Blues SOS if he were to be called back for a State of Origin recall.

Due to a cracked rib, the Brisbane center has been ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Gold Coast Titans. Coach Kevin Walters stated that the player could have continued playing but chose to proceed cautiously.It would have been his final opportunity to convince Michael Maguire, the coach of New South Wales, that he is the guy who can spark a comeback south of the Tweed.

However, I have my primary concentration at the moment, which is playing well for the team. The biggest game of the year takes place in the Origin arena, which is where the top football players compete. I want to be back there.

“If I work hard enough in a Broncos jersey, I might end up back in a Blues jersey, and I’ll be ready when that call comes.” In the event that Staggs is chosen, he might face Selwyn Cobbo, his center partner from Brisbane, whom he called a “must-pick” for the Queensland team.