England's rugby scene is buzzing with the explosive rise of Saracens' wing Noah Caluori, a teenage sensation already making waves in PREM Rugby. With a staggering five tries in a single match against Sale Sharks and eyes set on the Investec Champions Cup, Caluori is the name on every fan's lips for both club and international glory.
Former England captain and Saracens teammate Jamie George has witnessed Caluori's meteoric rise firsthand. On the For The Love Of Rugby Investec Champions Cup preview podcast, George didn't hold back his admiration, stating,
"He is freakish, he genuinely is freakish."
Despite joking about Caluori's hefty social media presence, George sees past the online persona to the "really nice kid" beneath.
The wing's prowess isn't just limited to domestic competitions; he's already been pulled into the England camp for the November Tests. Though he didn't hit the field then, his debut seems imminent. Yet, George cautions against premature hype, emphasizing the need for development:
"He’s got his head down and he’s learning. He is by no means the final product, he has got a lot to learn. He’s raw but, athletically, I’ve genuinely not seen many better than him."
Anthony Watson, another England great with 56 caps, echoes George's sentiments on Caluori's capabilities. Watson believes the young star has all the makings of a world-class player, noting, "Raw talent, it’s undisputed, 100 percent he can do it." He also highlighted the benefit of having seasoned players like Owen Farrell around, pushing Caluori to fine-tune his game in ways that might otherwise be overlooked.
As the Investec Champions Cup looms, where Saracens will face ASM Clermont Auvergne and the Hollywoodbets Sharks, the rugby world watches eagerly. Caluori's journey is just beginning, and with such high-profile endorsements, the sky's the limit for this 'cheat code' of a player, whose blend of raw talent and burgeoning skill could redefine English rugby.
Investec Champions Cup – The greatest club rugby competition in the world. Proudly sponsored by Investec, leading International Bank and Wealth Manager.
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England's rugby scene is buzzing with the explosive rise of Saracens' wing Noah Caluori, a teenage sensation already making waves in PREM Rugby. With a staggering five tries in a single match against Sale Sharks and eyes set on the Investec Champions Cup, Caluori is the name on every fan's lips for both club and international glory.
Former England captain and Saracens teammate Jamie George has witnessed Caluori's meteoric rise firsthand. On the For The Love Of Rugby Investec Champions Cup preview podcast, George didn't hold back his admiration, stating,
"He is freakish, he genuinely is freakish."
Despite joking about Caluori's hefty social media presence, George sees past the online persona to the "really nice kid" beneath.The wing's prowess isn't just limited to domestic competitions; he's already been pulled into the England camp for the November Tests. Though he didn't hit the field then, his debut seems imminent. Yet, George cautions against premature hype, emphasizing the need for development:
"He’s got his head down and he’s learning. He is by no means the final product, he has got a lot to learn. He’s raw but, athletically, I’ve genuinely not seen many better than him."
Anthony Watson, another England great with 56 caps, echoes George's sentiments on Caluori's capabilities. Watson believes the young star has all the makings of a world-class player, noting, "Raw talent, it’s undisputed, 100 percent he can do it." He also highlighted the benefit of having seasoned players like Owen Farrell around, pushing Caluori to fine-tune his game in ways that might otherwise be overlooked.
As the Investec Champions Cup looms, where Saracens will face ASM Clermont Auvergne and the Hollywoodbets Sharks, the rugby world watches eagerly. Caluori's journey is just beginning, and with such high-profile endorsements, the sky's the limit for this 'cheat code' of a player, whose blend of raw talent and burgeoning skill could redefine English rugby.
Investec Champions Cup – The greatest club rugby competition in the world. Proudly sponsored by Investec, leading International Bank and Wealth Manager.