Teddy Wilson and Tom Lambert are the fresh additions to the Wallabies’ spring tour squad as coach Les Kiss prepares for a challenging series in Europe. Announced on Friday, the 33-man group will compete against England, Scotland, Wales, and another yet-to-be-determined opponent during the inaugural Nations Championship finals weekend.

Teddy Wilson, the son of Wallabies legend David Wilson, expressed excitement about donning the national jersey, stating, "There’s a few [Wallabies] jerseys up at home, the 1999 World Cup winning jersey’s there as well." He emphasized his father's influence, noting, "Dad, he’s been there and done that... just work hard."

Wilson, a standout scrumhalf from NSW, steps in as the third No. 9, replacing Kalani Thomas, who will play for Australia A against the United States this weekend. With Ryan Lonergan solidifying his position as the top No. 9, Wilson aims to challenge Tate McDermott for a Test spot.

After a six-Test unbeaten streak, the Wallabies faced setbacks against the All Blacks, prompting a reassessment of squad depth. Notably, Taniela Tupou and Tom Hooper played pivotal roles in the team's victory over South Africa but were absent during the New Zealand matches due to global player release rules.

Kiss will have access to his full international lineup for the tour starting November 9 in London. The squad includes Carter Gordon, recovering from injury, alongside Ben Donaldson and Declan Meredith. Additionally, Hunter Paisami returns after suspension, while Miles Amatosero will also compete for Australia A.

Tom Lambert, a young loosehead prop, fills the spot of Aidan Ross in the squad, while Jock Campbell will miss the tour. Kiss highlighted the squad's anticipation, stating, "There’s a real buzz among the squad as we prepare for what will be four incredibly demanding matches against high-quality opposition."

The Wallabies look to build depth and resilience as they embark on this crucial tour.