The return of Wallabies great George Smith to Super Rugby is among the key storylines for 2017.Former Brumbies flanker Smith has returned from the UK to join the Reds where he will play alongside fellow veterans Stephen Moore and Scott Higginbotham.All five Australian franchises have released their squads for the 2017 season, with just a couple of spots left open ahead of next years kick-off.Check out the five lists below!BRUMBIESForwards: Allan Alaalatoa, Ben Alexander, Leslie Leuluaialii-Makin, Nic Mayhew, Scott Sio, Faalelei Sione, Robbie Abel, Saia Faingaa, Josh Mann-Rea, Rory Arnold, Sam Carter, Blake Enever, Tom Staniforth, Chris Alcock, Jarrad Butler, Tom Cusack, Lolo Fakaosilea, Scott Fardy, Ben Hyne, Jordan Smiler, Rob Valetini.Backs: Tomás Cubelli, Ryan Lonergan, Joe Powell, Anthony Faingaa, Kyle Godwin, Jordan Jackson-Hope, Nick Jooste, Christian Lealiifano, Nigel Ah Wong, James Dargaville, Tevita Kuridrani, Andrew Smith, Henry Speight, Lausii Taliauli, Tom Banks, Aidan Toua.FORCEForwards: Jermaine Ainsley, Richard Arnold, Adam Coleman, Angus Cottrell, Pek Cowan, Ben Daley, Tetera Faulkner, Richard Hardwick, Ross Haylett-Petty, Matt Hodgson, Kane Koteka, Ben Matwijow, Ben McCalman, Isi Naisarani, Matt Philip, Tatafu Polota-Nau, Anaru Rangi, Harry Scoble, Brynard Stander, Heath Tessmann, Francios van Wyk, Shambeckler Vui.Backs: Marcel Brache, Luke Burton, Robbie Coleman, Peter Grant, Dane Haylett-Petty, Jono Lance, Ryan Louwrens, Semisi Masirewa, Bill Meakes, Luke Morahan, Chance Peni, Ian Prior, Curtis Rona, Michael Ruru.REBELSForwards: Cruze Ah-Nau, Steve Cummins, Dominic Day, Colby Faingaa, Pama Fou, Harley Fox, James Hanson, Sam Jeffries, Pat Leafa, Rob Leota, Tyrel Lomax, Sean McMahon, Tim Metcher, Tom Moloney, Jordy Reid, Culum Retallick, Siliva Siliva, Toby Smith, Lopeti Timani, Alex Toolis, Jordan Uelese, Laurie Weeks.Backs: Jack Debreczeni, Tom English, Jackson Garden-Bachop, Reece Hodge, Mitch Inman, Marika Koroibete, Jack Maddocks, Ben Meehan, Sefa Naivalu, Jonah Placid, Dominic Shipperley, Mick Snowden, Nic Stirzaker, Amanaki Mafi, Jack McGregor, Sione Tuipulotu.REDSForwards: Alex Mafi, Stephen Moore, Andrew Ready, Kane Douglas, Cadeyrn Neville, Izack Rodda, Rob Simmons, Lukhan Tui, Michael Gunn, Reece Hewat, Scott Higginbotham, Leroy Houston Adam Korczyk, George Smith, Caleb Timu, Hendrik TuiBacks: Nick Frisby, Moses Sorovi, James Tuttle, Quade Cooper, Jake McIntyre, Samu Kerevi, Campbell Magnay, Duncan Paiaaua, Henry Taefu, Chris Feauai-Sautia, Karmichael Hunt, Chris Kuridrani, Lachlan Maranta, Jayden Ngamanu Eto Nabuli, Izaia Perese.WARATAHSForwards: Sekope Kepu, Sam Needs, Tom Robertson, Paddy Ryan, Matt Sandell, Angus Taavao, Damien Fitzpatrick, Tolu Latu, Hugh Roach, Ned Hanigan, Ryan McCauley, Dean Mumm, Will Skelton, Senio Toleafoa, Jack Dempsey, Jed Holloway, Michael Hooper, Michael Wells, Brad Wilkin.Backs: Jake Gordon, Matt Lucas Nick Phipps, Andrew Deegan, Bernard Foley, Bryce Hegarty, Mack Mason, Israel Folau, Irae Simone, Rob Horne, David Horwitz, Cameron Clark, Harry Jones, Taqele Naiyaravoro, Andrew Kellaway, Reece Robinson. 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British & Irish Lions assistant coach Andy Farrell believes they will face selection headaches when they draw up their squad for next summers tour of New Zealand while Rob Howley says they will need to score at least 30 points to beat the All Blacks.Warren Gatland unveiled three of his Lions backroom staff on Wednesday with Howley (backs), Farrell (defence) and Steve Borthwick (forwards) all confirmed and he also revealed his plan to add further specialists in due course.For Farrell, who is Irelands defence coach, he knows the Lions well having coached on their victorious 2013 series in Australia and he is relishing the challenge of touring again with the famous side. But Farrell -- who has beaten New Zealand twice as a coach -- is predicting the coaches will face a tough task to weigh up the balance of their squad with Six Nations influencing who will get the call.Northern hemisphere rugby is in a great place, Farrell said. Were going to be doing battle against each other in the Six Nations, in the New Year, whichll be great and as coaches were going to be watchhing each others teams.ddddddddddddWere going to have a headache after the Six Nations as there are going to be some top, top players that are going to be disappointed as theyre not going on the tour. So its going to be a super-exciting time for northern hemisphere rugby so lets get it started.Borthwick, part of the England coaching team, said there is the potential to build a great Lions forward pack while Howley, interim Wales coach, will be weighing up the contenders who could feature in the Lions backs division in New Zealand.From an attacking perspective, the modern Test game requires you to score 28 or 30 points and thats going to be the challenge for us going to New Zealand in May, Howley said. The intent and ambition will have to be there.You need two or three tries to just be competitive against New Zealand and Ireland showed the way in Chicago, scoring five tries. Thats going to be the challenge and as coaches we embrace it. ' ' '