Teenage sensation Noah Caluori called up to England training squad

Sunday, 19 October 2025 at 19:52

bySteven Smith

England head coach Steve Borthwick has named his squad for a three-day camp as preparations ramp up for the 2025 Quilter Autumn Nations Series.

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The squad assembles tonight (Sunday 19 October) at England’s Performance Centre, Pennyhill Park, ahead of a blockbuster autumn schedule.

England kick off the series at Twickenham against Australia on Saturday 1 November (3.10pm), before matches against Fiji, New Zealand, and Argentina.

England Training Squad 2025

Forwards

Fin Baxter (Harlequins)
Ollie Chessum (Leicester Tigers)
Alex Coles (Northampton Saints)
Luke Cowan-Dickie (Sale Sharks)
Chandler Cunningham-South (Harlequins)
Theo Dan (Saracens)
Ben Earl (Saracens)
Ellis Genge (Bristol Bears)
Jamie George (Saracens)
Joe Heyes (Leicester Tigers)
Emeka Ilione (Leicester Tigers)
Maro Itoje (Saracens)
Nick Isiekwe (Saracens)
Asher Opoku-Fordjour (Sale Sharks)
Guy Pepper (Bath Rugby)
Henry Pollock (Northampton Saints)
Bevan Rodd (Sale Sharks)
Will Stuart (Bath Rugby)
Sam Underhill (Bath Rugby)

Backs

Henry Arundell (Bath Rugby)
Fraser Dingwall (Northampton Saints)
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (Exeter Chiefs)
George Ford (Sale Sharks)
Tommy Freeman (Northampton Saints)
Ollie Lawrence (Bath Rugby)
Alex Mitchell (Northampton Saints)
Cadan Murley (Harlequins)
Max Ojomoh (Bath Rugby)
Raffi Quirke (Sale Sharks)
Adam Radwan (Leicester Tigers)
Tom Roebuck (Sale Sharks)
Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs)
Fin Smith (Northampton Saints)
Marcus Smith (Harlequins)
Ben Spencer (Bath Rugby)
Freddie Steward (Leicester Tigers)

Development call-up: Noah Caluori (Saracens) joins for training under a development agreement.

Rehabilitation: Tom Curry (Sale Sharks), Elliot Daly (Saracens), Jack van Poortvliet (Leicester Tigers).

Prem Team Of The Week

15. Josh Hodge (Exeter Chiefs)

Returning from suspension, Hodge marshalled the backfield with authority, executed his kicks perfectly, and provided a calm presence. His composure helped Exeter secure a commanding 37–0 win over Harlequins.

14. Noah Caluori (Saracens)

Caluori scored an incredible five tries in Saracens’ 65–14 demolition of Sale. Unstoppable in the air and precise in finishing, he was the central figure in Saracens’ attacking game, cementing his place as a rising Premiership star.

13. Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs)

Slade’s leadership, tactical kicking, and control of tempo were key as Exeter ran out 37–0 winners. He ensured the Chiefs dominated possession and kept the opposition pinned back for large periods.

12. Matias Moroni (Bristol Bears)

On debut just six days after arriving in England, Moroni looked at home instantly, putting in big hits, leading line speed, and setting up Bristol’s seventh try with a perfect grubber kick for Ravouvou.

11. Henry Arundell (Bath Rugby)

Arundell provided crucial assists for Dan Frost and Cameron Redpath, using his pace and power to break defensive lines. He continued to shine in his battles with England rival Adam Radwan.

10. James O’Connor (Leicester Tigers)

O’Connor controlled Leicester’s tempo, created space for his teammates, and orchestrated key attacking moves that helped secure a 22–20 win over Bath.

9. Alex Mitchell (Northampton Saints)

Mitchell was at the heart of Northampton’s 36–19 victory over Newcastle, setting up and scoring tries while keeping the opposition on the back foot with his vision and decision-making.

1. Jake Woolmore (Bristol Bears)

Replacing Ellis Genge, Woolmore played a full 80 minutes with a broken nose, keeping Bristol’s forward pack solid in a 49–34 win over Gloucester.

2. Gabriel Oghre (Bristol Bears)

Oghre scored twice from lineouts, dominated breakdowns, and earned a key penalty leading to Harding’s try, proving pivotal in Bristol’s high-scoring win.

3. Trevor Davison (Northampton Saints)

Davison thrived in forward play, dominating scrums and helping Northampton maintain control in their win over Newcastle.

4. Alex Coles (Northampton Saints)

Coles excelled in lineouts and open play, setting up Mitchell’s try and scoring a last-minute effort, confirming his growing England credentials.

5. Maro Itoje (Saracens)

Celebrating his 200th game, Itoje was a force in defense and attack, helping Saracens overpower Sale 65–14.

6. Hanro Liebenberg (Leicester Tigers)

Liebenberg was in the right place at the right time all game, making key carries, defensive plays, and even appearing on the wing to finish attacks, underpinning Leicester’s win.