Wales wing Josh Adams has set his sights on participating in a third Rugby World Cup, aiming for his first journey to Australia next year. With exactly one year until Wales faces Zimbabwe in their opening game on 2 October, Adams is eager to make the squad.

He stated, "I'm desperate to go, but there is loads of rugby to be played and months ahead of us." Adams emphasized the importance of navigating the upcoming season to ensure he is in prime condition for selection.

At 31 years old, Adams previously showcased his talent as the top try scorer in the 2019 World Cup held in Japan, where he scored seven tries, helping Wales reach the semi-finals. He was also part of the squad that faced Argentina in the quarter-finals four years later.

Expressing his enthusiasm, Adams remarked, "I've never been to Australia, so that, as well as playing in a World Cup, is something I'm determined to do." His commitment to the game and desire for international experience highlights his motivation as the tournament approaches.