The Wallabies have confirmed a major reshuffle of their forward pack for the upcoming Test match against Argentina in Jujuy. Coach Les Kiss has opted to rest several key players, including captain Harry Wilson, as part of a strategic effort to develop squad depth in anticipation of next year’s World Cup. In Wilson's absence, tighthead prop Allan Alaalatoa will serve as captain for the sixth time in his career. Rob Valetini is set to take over the No 8 position in the starting lineup.

This rotation follows the team's recent 56-17 victory over Japan in Townsville. The changes include the introduction of prop Isaac Kailea, who is slated to make his first Test appearance. Notably, high-profile recruit Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has been named on the bench rather than in the starting XV. The decision to overhaul the forward pack reflects a broader tactical focus on testing different player combinations and ensuring the squad is prepared for future international challenges. While the team is coming off a decisive win, the coaching staff is prioritizing long-term development over maintaining the exact same roster from the previous outing.