#5. Malcolm Marx (South Africa)
Marx’s dynamism as a hooker is a key asset for the Springboks. His exceptional lineout accuracy, powerful carries, and aggressive breakdown work establish his dominance in both set pieces and open play.
#4. Richie Mo’unga (New Zealand)
New Zealand’s dynamic fly-half, Mo’unga’s playmaking brilliance and kicking precision shape the All Blacks’ attack. His creative passes, tactical kicks, and ability to read defenses make him a pivotal force in orchestrating New Zealand’s gameplay.
#3. Grégory Alldritt (France)
France’s formidable number 8, Alldritt’s powerful ball-carrying and breakdown skills define his impact. His ability to create momentum with every touch, coupled with his tenacious defensive efforts, solidify his position as a driving force in France’s forward pack.
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#2. Ardie Savea (New Zealand)
An explosive back-rower, Savea’s versatility and aggression set him apart. His breakdown dominance, ball-carrying strength, and defensive tenacity make him a vital asset for the All Blacks. A player whose intensity shapes both set pieces and open play.
#1. Antoine Dupont (France)
France’s exceptional scrum-half, Dupont’s speed, vision, and tactical acumen drive his team’s rhythm. His precise passing, evasive running, and astute decision-making make him a linchpin in orchestrating France’s attack. A player who dictates the game’s tempo with finesse.
Wales Online wrote: “The France captain is widely regarded as the best player on the planet. Former world player of the year Dupont is the complete scrum-half and has the ability to win a game of rugby almost single-handedly.
“If he brings his A game France have a great chance of lifting the Williams Webb-Ellis Cup on home soil this autumn.”