Noah Caluori looks ahead to England summer opportunity after 'special' season with Saracens alongside Maro Itoje, Ben Earl and Jamie George

Teenage wing sensation Noah Caluori has looked ahead to his summer opportunity with England after a "surreal" season in the colours of his club, Saracens.

Caluori picked up two gongs at the 2026 Rugby Awards last week, securing the Gallagher PREM Breakthrough Player of the Season as well as Gallagher PREM Top Try Scorer, having crossed the white line a remarkable 18 times in his debut campaign.

The 19-year-old is ripping up convention for what is possible at such a young age, with his speed and finishing, allied to an incredible ability in the air, making him one of the most talked-about young prospects in the world game.

Speaking to TNT Sports, Caluori reflected on why this term has gone so well for him in the PREM, and revealed his season highlight.

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He said: "Credit to the coaches for putting their faith in me, having the privilege to put on the shirt most weeks for Saracens.

"And [my] team-mates enabling me to be me on the pitch and just having that confidence to go out and deliver.

"My debut [was my highlight], being able to score on my debut was just a crazy moment, surreal moment, that I'll always replay in my head looking back."

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Not only did Caluori score on his full debut, but he landed a scarcely-believable five tries in that encounter against Sale Sharks.

He also recorded four tries against Newcastle Red Bulls and then another five against Sale in the return fixture, as he maintained an astonishing knack of scoring multiple tries against PREM opposition.

For Caluori, he admitted his ascension to the Saracens first XV has been "crazy", having spent his formative years watching the likes of England superstars Maro Itoje, Ben Earl and Jamie George form the backbone of an era-defining Saracens side.

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He revealed how those players have helped shaped his first taste of life in the PREM.

"It's been amazing, crazy to be honest," the 19-year-old said.

"You watch them growing up and then now, you're sharing a pitch with them, being able to share special memories and moments with them, and they're helping you become a better player.

"Us young lads take so much from them to put into our own game."

Caluori has capped his extraordinary debut campaign with a call-up to Steve Borthwick's England summer training squad.

The winger is in the 33-man squad to face a France XV this Friday, June 19, and then will wait to see if he makes the cut for Borthwick's squad for The Nations Championship.

That group will be named following the PREM final, which takes place this Saturday at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, between Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs, live on TNT Sports and HBO Max.

Caluori has already spent time in the England camp this term, and he reflected on that experience and what may await this summer.

"Just that step up," he said of going into Borthwick's setup. "When I first came in, seeing that level and just knowing that I can train there, I can be there, but I've still got work to do.

"And then just having that confidence coming back in to just carry on getting better, leave the camp a better player, and then when the opportunity comes to finally play, make sure I get it right, make sure I do my role correctly."

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He added: "If I get the opportunity to go to play [this summer], I'll make the most out of it.

"Have that privilege and honour to represent your country at the highest stage possible, and then deliver for the country."

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How to watch the Gallagher PREM final

The 2025/26 Gallagher PREM final between Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs will be shown live on TNT Sports and HBO Max in the UK.

Kick-off from Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, is at 15:00 on Saturday, with coverage starting on TNT Sports 1 from 13:30.

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