James Horwill says Sonny Bill Williams will walk back into All Blacks line-up Sonny Bill Williams is targeting a return to rugby in 2015. WALLABIES skipper James Horwill doesnt expect Sonny Bill Williams to have any problems walking back into the All Blacks side for 2015, despite the fact the cross-code star would not have played rugby in two years. Williams has confirmed he will remain with NRL club the Roosters next year, while his All Blacks centre rival Ma'a Nonu is now negotiating with Williams's former Super Rugby side the Chiefs to take the spot reserved for the dual-international. If Nonu joins the Chiefs, Williams admits he could be forced to another Kiwi franchise when he returns in 2015, hardly idea when he would have already been out of the game since 2012. But Horwill said Williams" immediate success at the Roosters, leading them to the NRL premiership in his first year back in the sport since 2008, showed him capable of making the transition rapidly. "He's made it pretty obvious that he is a fairly talented athlete, people said that about coming back to rugby league and he was pretty good here," Horwill said. I don't think that it's going to worry him too much. Nonu is negotiating with the Chiefs and Blues, after it initially appeared he would leave New Zealand rugby because he was unwanted by the Super Rugby franchises. If Nonu signs with either team, he will be Williams's main rival for a starting spot during the All Blacks" campaign to become the first team to successfully defend the World Cup, when it is played in England and Wales. Williams played behind Nonu at the previous World Cup in New Zealand, but then usurped him to take a firm grasp of the All Blacks" No.12 jersey in 2012, before he departed for Japanese rugby and then the NRL. Sonny Bill Williams was instrumental in the Roosters' title charge. Meanwhile, New Zealand could risk starting Cory Jane in Saturday's third Bledisloe Cup Test despite the winger having played just one full game in eight months. With centre Conrad Smith taking a four-month break, Ben Smith will move to No.13 and Jane has been drafted into the squad, vying for the starting wing berth against Charles Piutau. All Blacks squad for Bledisloe III Forwards: Dane Coles, Andrew Hore, Keven Mealamu, Ben Afeaki, Wyatt Crockett, Charlie Faumuina, Ben Franks, Tony Woodcock, Brodie Retallick, Jeremy Thrush, Sam Whitelock, Sam Cane, Steven Luatua, Richie McCaw, Liam Messam, Kieran Read. Backs: Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Aaron Smith, Piri Weepu, Beauden Barrett, Aaron Cruden, Tom Taylor, Ma'a Nonu, Francis Saili, Israel Dagg, Cory Jane, Charles Piutau, Julian Savea, Ben Smith.