Shaun Johnson will join Channel 7's coverage of Sunday night's Rugby League World Cup final between New Zealand and Australia.
The former Warriors star may also see Jamayne Isaako overtake his New Zealand points record in Brisbane.
Isaako goes into the final level with Johnson on 225 points, scored across Johnson's 35 Tests.
The winger has amassed 84 points at this World Cup, including 36 goals, and scored 10 against Australia in their opening match.
At 30, Isaako could also have Johnathan Thurston's international record of 382 points in sight if he kicks for New Zealand at the next World Cup.
His immediate focus, however, will be winning the trophy, before joining Melbourne Storm in 2027.
Johnson, 36, stood by his criticism of the refereeing in Samoa's 44-12 semi-final loss to Australia, despite backlash.
He said Australia were the better side and took their chances, but argued Samoa missed out on calls, including from referee Adam Gee.
"My opinions on the officiating were part of a broader discussion on what we made of the contest," Johnson said on social media after the game.
"I do give credit to Australia for the performance they put out."
"I do touch on the officiating and how I thought it affected Samoa at certain stages."
"And I touch on how I thought Samoa needed to be a whole heap better at handling adversity and those calls going against them."
"But I wholeheartedly think Samoa didn't get the rub of the green."