The NSW Waratahs' long-term plans have been dealt a blow in the build-up to their Super Rugby final rematch with the Crusaders in Sydney on Saturday with reports that emerging star winger
Taqele Naiyaravoro has signed a three-year deal with Scottish club Glasgow Warriors.
The Warriors announced the signing on Monday night on their official website.
The deal is reportedly subject to a medical and approval of a visa application.
Naiyaravoro, 23, who joined the Waratahs last year from NRL club Wests Tigers,
had supposedly brokered a deal with Edinburgh that would be null and void if he was capped for the Wallabies.
After the Waratahs beat the Sharks 33-18 at Allianz Stadium on Saturday, the Fiji-born player, who scored his second try in as many weeks, said a Wallabies cap would keep him in Australia for 2016.
But the Glasgow Warriors announced on Monday night that Naiyaravoro had signed with their club, saying he would join them after this year's Super Rugby season.
The Glasgow Warriors website also quoted Naiyaravoro as saying:
"Glasgow have been talking to me for a while and opened the door for me, so I'm happy to have signed a long-term contract with the club. I'm looking forward to moving to Glasgow with my family to continue my development."