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Noah Caluori debut a step closer as injury-hit England announce squad

Noah Caluori of England inpects the pitch prior to the Men's rugby international match between Spain and England A at Nuevo Estadio Jose Zorrilla on November 15, 2025 in Valladolid, Spain. (Photo by Florencia Tan Jun - RFU/The RFU Collection via Getty Images)

Steve Borthwick has named his 35-man England squad that will prepare to take on Argentina this Sunday at Twickenham’s Allianz Stadium, with three members of the squad that triumphed over the All Blacks at the weekend absent.

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Jamie George, Ollie Lawrence and Tom Roebuck – all starters in the 33-19 win over the All Blacks – have not been included in the squad for England’s final match of the Quilter Nations Series.

British and Irish Lion Luke Cowan-Dickie is likely to start in George’s place, with Jamie Blamire and Theo Dan both included in the squad to vie for a place in the matchday 23 against the Pumas.

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After hobbling from the field in the final minutes of the win, try-scorer and player of the match contender Lawrence has failed to recover and has missed out, with Henry Slade, Max Ojomoh and Elliot Daly – all of whom have not featured this autumn – all contenders to wear the No.13 jersey.

Borthwick’s decision to select plenty of wingers in his initial squad is paying off, with another try-scorer against the All Blacks, Roebuck, missing out. The Sale Sharks star missed the victory over Fiji with an ankle injury, and now joins Tommy Freeman on the sidelines, who continues to recover from a hamstring injury.

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Henry Arundell, Cadan Murley and the uncapped Noah Caluori provide options for Borthwick out wide. Though Arundell has already featured for England this November, against Fiji from the bench, Saracens’ Caluori poses the aerial threat that Roebuck brought and has been the foundation of England’s success.

England have been boosted by full-back Freddie Steward’s availability after the full-back was forced from the field after 20 minutes against Scott Robertson’s side with a head injury.

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England squad
Forwards
Fin Baxter (Harlequins)
Jamie Blamire (Leicester Tigers)
Alex Coles (Northampton Saints)
Luke Cowan-Dickie (Sale Sharks)
Chandler Cunningham-South (Harlequins)
Tom Curry (Sale Sharks)
Theo Dan (Saracens)
Ben Earl (Saracens)
Charlie Ewels (Bath Rugby)
Ellis Genge (Bristol Bears)
Joe Heyes (Leicester Tigers)
Maro Itoje (Saracens)
Nick Isiekwe (Saracens)
Jack Kenningham (Harlequins)
Beno Obano (Bath Rugby)
Asher Opoku-Fordjour (Sale Sharks)
Guy Pepper (Bath Rugby)
Henry Pollock (Northampton Saints)
Will Stuart (Bath Rugby)
Sam Underhill (Bath Rugby)

Backs
Henry Arundell (Bath Rugby)
Noah Caluori (Saracens)
Elliot Daly (Saracens)
Fraser Dingwall (Northampton Saints)
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (Exeter Chiefs)
George Ford (Sale Sharks)
Alex Mitchell (Northampton Saints)
Cadan Murley (Harlequins)
Max Ojomoh (Bath Rugby)
Raffi Quirke (Sale Sharks)
Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs)
Fin Smith (Northampton Saints)
Marcus Smith (Harlequins)
Ben Spencer (Bath Rugby)
Freddie Steward (Leicester Tigers)

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Chris929 1 hour ago
Why the PWR this February is going to be box-office

There are only 9 PWR sides and 1 of those(leicester) is a way off the other teams. Once you take out the current 35-40 england internationals, a few players that have previously been capped or no longer being picked(Sarah beckett,poppy cleall,sophie bridger etc) then you include the huge number of internationals from wales,scotland,ireland,spain,south africa, canada,usa, new zealand-there clearly is not much space for young up and coming players or late developers.Thats the main difference between now and when the current red roses broke through-that group got opportunities to play young and develop-now its much harder. you literally have to be international quality to get a game for the top sides. Where does that leave the youngsters? You wont develop not playing or playing lower level rugby in the champ or in bucs. players do need to be exposed to the highest level regularly to develop.Of course you will still get a few great youngsters-like sarah parry or haneala lutui breaking through but they more the exception.

I dont see what changes when these players finish uni and bucs-they still going to have a canadian international,a scottish international,a black fern blocking their path to the first team. Now we have so many non english in the league the amount of english players coming through is simply going to be far less than years ago. You look around the league and there are hardly many english players right now knocking on the red roses door are there? where are the next generation? they should be already playing in the league but only a few are. Wheres the next great young scrum half? hooker? fullback?



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