n a scene reminiscent of his viral moments, France scrum-half Antoine Dupont returned to Toulouse from his sevens stint, immediately grabbing attention with yet another spectacular assist.
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Despite Toulouse’s narrow 31-28 loss to Bordeaux-Begles, Dupont showcased his brilliance with a remarkable offload, further solidifying his reputation as a standout playmaker.
One fan wrote: “Seriously, has rugby ever seen a player like Dupont – that was just magic.”
A second said: “He’s many levels above any player past and present. Rugbys Messi.”
Another commented: “Rugby brain on him is nuts. Globetrotters stuff. Best I’ve ever seen.”
“Maro Itoje 19th” – The 20 best rugby players in the world have been ranked
#20. Duhan van der Merwe (Scotland)
A powerhouse winger, van der Merwe’s size and speed make him a lethal attacking threat. His ability to break tackles and finish tries, combined with his strong defensive efforts, adds a dynamic edge to Scotland’s backline.
#19. Finn Russell (Scotland)
A creative playmaker at fly-half, Russell’s flair and innovative decision-making set him apart. His precise passing and daring attacking kicks often unlock opportunities for Scotland. His presence ensures an unpredictable and exciting dimension to the team’s game.
#18. Jordie Barrett (New Zealand)
A versatile back, Barrett’s impressive boot, aerial skills, and positional awareness offer versatility to the All Blacks. His ability to play fullback, wing, or center, coupled with his goal-kicking prowess, makes him a valuable asset to the New Zealand squad.
#17. Josh van der Flier (Ireland)
A tenacious openside flanker, van der Flier’s work rate and breakdown prowess are his standout traits. His relentless tackling and ability to secure turnovers make him a vital component of Ireland’s defensive efforts and breakdown strategies.