Omar Slaimankhel, described by multiple outlets as the NRL’s first and only Afghan player, criticises the Brisbane Broncos for allowing former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith to enter the club’s dressing sheds ahead of their match against the St George Illawarra Dragons on Sunday. All three articles report that Slaimankhel publicly raised concerns about Roberts-Smith’s presence at the Broncos, characterising him as an alleged war criminal. The reports present Slaimankhel’s reaction as the central new element, noting that he questioned the decision to include Roberts-Smith in a team environment. The coverage is focused on the personal criticism from Slaimankhel rather than presenting additional details about the club’s rationale, any formal response from the Broncos, or further context about the process or status of Roberts-Smith’s legal or public findings. Across outlets, the common thread is that the Broncos’ accommodation of Roberts-Smith within their sheds prompts backlash from Slaimankhel in the lead-up to the Dragons game.