Kurtley Beale Signs with Western Force for Super Rugby Season

Former Wallabies star joins last-placed team after being found not guilty of legal charges.

Kurtley Beale, former Wallabies playmaker, has signed a short-term deal with the Western Force until the end of the Super Rugby Pacific season.
Beale, 35, has returned to professional rugby after being found not guilty of rape by a Sydney court, marking his first game in 14 months with club side Randwick.
The versatile player, who has made 95 appearances for the Wallabies and won the Super Rugby title in 2014, brings vast experience to the struggling Western Force.
Force head coach Simon Cron looks forward to leveraging Beale's experience and rugby knowledge, especially after recent injuries across the backline.
Beale's return to professional rugby comes after his suspension and missing the chance to play at a fourth World Cup for the Wallabies due to legal proceedings.