LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The future of Brad Donald as head coach of the Jillaroos is up in the air, with speculation swirling about a potential change in leadership for the Australian women's team.
Kangaroos legend Corey Parker has thrown his hat in the ring, suggesting that NRL veterans like Andrew Johns or Michael Ennis could step in and take the team to new heights.
After nearly a decade at the helm, Donald himself has admitted that it may be time for a fresh approach.
The uncertainty surrounding his position heightened when the Jillaroos' training camp on the Gold Coast was abruptly cancelled, just weeks before their showdown with England in Las Vegas next month.
During a chat on SENQ, Parker delved into the coaching conundrum and highlighted the benefits of having Kangaroos greats involved in the women's game.
The future of the Jillaroos coaching role remains murky, but one thing is for certain - change may be on the horizon for the green and gold squad.