Bua flyer Rupeni Caucau is in the country not only to impress the selectors for the Flying Fijian upcoming Test match against the Wallabies but also to win a spot in next year's Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
Speaking to Fijivillage Sports, Caucau said that he is grateful to the Fiji Rugby Union for giving him another chance to be in the team.
The former winger who now plays at inside center for the Agen club in France said that to be back in the national colors after a lapse of 5 years, he will have to perform to be considered.
Caucau added it is for rugby fans to make their own judgment on him as he is at his best.
Caucau arrived in the country with 2007 Rugby World Cup reps Sireli Bobo, Sunia Koto, Graham Dewes and Wise Luveniyali.
Other overseas based players who are here includes Sakiusa Masi, Koresi Ledua, Filimoni Bolavucu and Vitori Buatava.
Players like Deacon Manu, Filimoni Delasau, Seremaia Bai, Akapusi Qera will arrive later this week.
Those are still tied up with their club commitments this weekend are Kameli Ratuvou, Gabriel Lovobalavu and Napolioni Nalaga.
The Flying Fijian will take on the Wallabies on the 5th of June in Canberra.
Caucau to impress for world cup spot
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