Wales rugby centre Max Llewellyn has revealed he is modelling aspects of his game on dual-code New Zealand international Sonny Bill Williams. The young Welsh player aims to bring a hint of Williams' distinctive playing style to the Welsh side, according to a report from BBC Sport Wales.
Llewellyn, who plays in the centre position, has been studying the approach of Williams, who achieved success in both rugby union and rugby league at the highest level. The New Zealander's offloading ability, physical presence, and cross-code versatility have made him one of the sport's most influential modern players.
The BBC Sport Wales report, authored by Chris Kirwan, highlights how the next generation of Welsh players are looking to global stars for inspiration as they develop their own games.
