Rising star Noah Caluori sets his sights on an England debut, aiming to win his first cap in under six months. The 19-year-old Saracens prodigy is determined to make a name for himself at the highest level of English rugby.
Caluori has already impressed with 12 tries in 14 games this season, showcasing his exceptional aerial ability and earning him a place in Steve Borthwick's England squad. With the Six Nations squad announcement looming on Friday, Caluori hopes to secure his senior debut at the tournament or during the summer Tests against South Africa, Fiji, and Argentina.
His long-term goal is to become England's best-ever winger and play for the British and Irish Lions. Caluori believes that with hard work and dedication, he can achieve this ambitious target and leave a lasting legacy in English rugby.
However, competition for a wing spot remains fierce, with players like Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, Tommy Freeman, Tom Roebuck, Elliot Daly, Henry Arundell, and Cadan Murley vying for the position. Caluori is taking inspiration from teammate Owen Farrell's words of wisdom, which came after a scolding during training.
Farrell had urged Caluori to train harder, emphasizing that margins are small at the Test level. The 19-year-old has taken this to heart, sharpening his defense and preparing himself for the demands of playing for England.
With his sights firmly set on an England debut, Caluori is poised to make a significant impact in English rugby. Will he achieve his goal and become the best-ever winger in English rugby history? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – this talented young player is destined for greatness.
Caluori has already impressed with 12 tries in 14 games this season, showcasing his exceptional aerial ability and earning him a place in Steve Borthwick's England squad. With the Six Nations squad announcement looming on Friday, Caluori hopes to secure his senior debut at the tournament or during the summer Tests against South Africa, Fiji, and Argentina.
His long-term goal is to become England's best-ever winger and play for the British and Irish Lions. Caluori believes that with hard work and dedication, he can achieve this ambitious target and leave a lasting legacy in English rugby.
However, competition for a wing spot remains fierce, with players like Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, Tommy Freeman, Tom Roebuck, Elliot Daly, Henry Arundell, and Cadan Murley vying for the position. Caluori is taking inspiration from teammate Owen Farrell's words of wisdom, which came after a scolding during training.
Farrell had urged Caluori to train harder, emphasizing that margins are small at the Test level. The 19-year-old has taken this to heart, sharpening his defense and preparing himself for the demands of playing for England.
With his sights firmly set on an England debut, Caluori is poised to make a significant impact in English rugby. Will he achieve his goal and become the best-ever winger in English rugby history? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – this talented young player is destined for greatness.
hope Caluori gets that England debut 
it would be awesome to see him shine on the pitch 
I mean, 12 tries in 14 games this season? 
that's some serious skills right there 
what a legend he'll be if he does become best-ever winger 
. I mean, the kid's got skills for days - that aerial ability is insane 
. And he's already taking tips from Owen Farrell? That's some next-level squad leadership right there 
. But, gotta be real, competition's gonna be fierce at wing spot, so we'll just have to wait and see if he can hold his own 
I'm so stoked about Noah Caluori's rise to stardom! This kid is literally bursting with talent 
. It just shows that he's willing to put in the effort and listen to his teammates when they need him. Fingers crossed for Caluori and hoping he can make a name for himself at England level! 
. England squad announcement can't come soon enough 
, fingers crossed for a debut during the Six Nations 
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It'd be like having a superhero out there saving the day 
! We're gonna witness greatness unfold 
️, mark my words 
The fact that he's taking Owen Farrell's advice on board and sharpening up his game is a great sign - it shows he's hungry for success. 
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Still, with hard work and dedication, who knows what this kid can achieve? 
. I mean, have you seen Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Tommy Freeman in action? Those guys are beasts! Still, Caluori's got this fire in his belly to prove himself and make a name for himself in the rugby world 
and the drive 
. The competition might be tough, but I think he'll come out on top 
! Can't wait to see him in action at the Six Nations and beyond 
. everyone's gonna be raving about him when he finally gets his debut and then he'll be forgotten in 2 years. what makes him think he can take on all these established players for the wing spot? doesn't seem like a guarantee to me 
. also, owen farrell scolding him during training? that's just gonna make caluori more anxious, not necessarily better at his game 
but omg the competition is SO fierce with all these other talented players