VETERAN Huddersfield star Kevin Naiqama is loving his rugby league so much he hasn't ruled out playing on in 2025.
The Fiji international makes his 100th Super League appearance tonight, fittingly at St Helens, the club where he had such a stunning impact in the competition.
He has seven tries in his last seven games for in-form Giants, who are seeking a sixth straight win.
Powerful centre Naiqama, who joined from Sydney Roosters on a twoyear deal last season, turned 35 in February.
But, unsurprisingly, head coach Ian Watson does not want him retiring any time soon.
Naiqama said: "I have had a meeting with Watto. He has asked about my aspirations beyond this year, whether I am keen to play again.
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