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The squad will be named on Monday June 13 at 12pm, giving the side plenty of time to prepare ahead of their looming Test series with Ireland in July. In the midfield and outside back positions, Wilson is tipping Roger Tuivasa-Sheck to receive a call-up in his first year of top-level rugby, and believes he will join Rieko Ioane, Quinn Tupaea, Braydon Ennor, Sevu Reece, Will Jordan and Jordie Barrett. Wilson believes he will join Richie MoвЂ™unga and Beauden Barrett. In the halfback position, Wilson feels that TJ Perenara will be on the outer due to a lack of form, picking Aaron Smith, Finlay Christie and Brad Weber to make the cut.Д«luesвЂ™ five-eighth and fullback Stephen Perofeta also received a mention due to his consistency and accuracy with the tee. Wilson believes Test rookies Tupou VaaвЂ™i and Cullen Grace may also receive the call considering their large stature and ability to cover multiple positions. вЂњI think theyвЂ™ll continue to persevere with Akira, given heвЂ™s finally starting to show those qualities he showed last year.вЂќ вЂњIn March and April we were all talking about Pita Gus Sowakula and how good heвЂ™d be вЂ¦ and the loss of Ethan Blackadder вЂ¦ that was obviously bitterly disappointing with his versatility and I think it brings Luke Jacobson well and truly back into the mix, and Akira Ioane as well. I think IвЂ™ve seen him play consistently as physically as he has over the last little while since heвЂ™s come back from injury and I think that plays his way into the position of a genuine Number 8. вЂњThe big movers for me in the last couple of weeks вЂ¦ one, in particular, is Hoskins Sotutu. He brings a real brutality and physicality to the game I donвЂ™t think you can argue with that. вЂњI think Shannon Frizell did too much good work in the early part of Super Rugby Pacific to be ignored. вЂњIвЂ™m not sure theyвЂ™ve got too many other options. вЂњThe 7вЂ™s pick themselves, and I wouldnвЂ™t be surprised with this illness or injury that Dalton Papalii is dealing with, that Sam Cane will probably be named captain.

вЂњI think theyвЂ™ve got great faith in Ardie Savea and you canвЂ™t argue with what he did in terms of effort and leadership last year in difficult circumstances, he had to step up,вЂќ Wilson told SENZвЂ™s The Bunnings Trade Rugby Run. While some positions seem set in stone (namely the front row), others have been met with plenty of speculation as to who will and will not make the cut.ДЇormer All Black Jeff Wilson has weighed in on the situation, naming some bolters alongside some heavy favourites in all positions from flanker to fullback.