22 England performers won't be eligible to compete again after RWC 2023

After the Rugby World Cup 2023, 22 England-eligible players will be stuck in France's Top 14 and unreachable to Steve Borthwick. Rugby supporters can book England Rugby World Cup Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

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Bordeaux:

Gabriel Oghre

Oghre joined Wasps in 2017 after moving from Millfield to the Bath Academy. In 2017 he made his club debut against Newcastle Falcons in the Anglo-Welsh Cup, and in 2018 he defeated Saracens in the league.

Oghre made his Leicester debut in 2022 as a replacement after signing a short-term contract with the Tigers in 2022. He played for England's under-19 team in April 2017 and took part in the 2018 World Rugby under 20 Competition as a member of the under-20 England team. He was invited to a training camp in 2021 after being chosen for the England national team.

Brive:

Wesley Douglas – Wing, 0 caps

Currently, Wesley Douglas is a winger for CA Brive Corrèze Limousin in France.

He joined Leicester Tigers in the years 2015 – 2016. Then in the year of 2016-2020 worked for Association Sportive Béziers Hérault. He also joined CA Brive Corrèze Limousin (2020 - 2023).

Bayonne:

Aviron Bayonnais was joined in 1904 and won the Cup de l'Espérance in 1913. They lost their most recent championship match to Stadoceste Tarbais in the 1940s but made it to two league finals in 1943 and 1944. They did not enjoy many victories after the 1940s and spent 11 straight seasons in the Top 16/14 until 2004 when they were demoted to the Pro D2 and have been a yo-yo club ever since.

Marland Yarde – Wing, 13 caps

Marland Yarde, who played for London Welsh on loan during the 2010 season, rejoined London Irish for 2014–15. He won his first England cap in 2013, was chosen for the starting XV, and assisted with two tries in their historic 51-26 victory. He was selected for the summer 2014 tour to New Zealand, where he started all three tests and scored two tries.

Lyon:

Joel Kpoku – Lock

Joel Awanka S. Kpoku is a French Top 14 player who joined the Saracens Academy as an under-17 player in 2013. He was invited to full England practice in 2018 and was a finalist for the Premiership Rugby Cup Breakout Player Award in 2019.

In 2020, he signed a two-year contract with Saracens to secure his immediate future with the club but abruptly quit in 2021 to relocate to France and sign Lyon in the Top 14 for the 2021–2022 season. According to rumours, he is of Congolese descent.

La Rochelle:

Harry Glynn – Fly-halfWith La Rochelle, captained by Ronan O'Gara, Harry Glynn scored two tries in the first half and was a member of the team for the SuperSevens competition. After a 33-12 victory over Castres at home, Bordeaux ended their winless start to the season. He is a fly-half who competes for La Rochelle.

Hayden Thompson-Stringer

He performed as a loosehead prop in Old Albanian RFC in 2013-2015 and score 10 points. He is also a member of senior teams like and competed in competitions Saracens, Bedford Blues, Brive, and La Rochelle. He made his international debut for England U18 and England U20 in 2014-2015.

Montpellier

Luke Cowan-Dickie – Hooker, 42 caps

Greg Cowan-Dickie was a member of England's U20 Six Nations championships in 2011, 2012, and 2013, and was included in the 50-man test squad for the 2015 Rugby World Cup. He completed the Grand Slam in 2016, but an ankle injury prevented him from competing in the November internationals.

Sam Simmonds – No 8, 15 caps

The most crucial concept is that Simmonds was a viable Englishman who produced his experienced team appearances in a November 2012 Anglo-Welsh Cup match over London Welsh and got a try in the 2020 European Rugby Champions Cup Final over Wasps, helping England win the trophy for the first time in the continent's history.

Simmonds' eight attempts in Chiefs' four Premiership matches and the attempt versus Glasgow Warriors in the Champions Cup are the two most significant points.

Henry Thomas – Prop, 7 caps

During the Junior World Championship in June 2011, he competed and earned one try over Ireland. In the 2013 Six Nations, Henry was reportedly selected for England as an injury substitute for Alex Corbisiero, however, he was not utilised. Then, during the 2013 Tour of Argentina, he participated and earned his initial two caps against Argentina by coming off the bench.

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Pau:

Dan Robson – Scrum-half, 14 caps

Robson was a participant in the England under-20 team in 2011. He earned his England Saxons debut in 2014 and was chosen for the England team to play the Barbarians the same year. He was selected for the Test team for the Autumn Internationals in 2016 and was summoned to the senior England team for preseason training.

In the 2019 Six Nations Tournament against France, he replaced Ben Youngs in his maiden international test, and in a match over Italy in November 2020, he earned his first try.

Zack Henry – Fly-half, 0 caps

Henry spent four seasons in France and established himself with trainer Richard Hill at the French club Rouen for the 2016–17 and 2017–18 campaigns. Henry is now regarded as one of the top players in the Pro D2.

It was revealed in 2020 that Zack would sign Leicester Tigers in the Premiership Rugby. Henry scored 26 matches for Leicester in his first season with the team after arriving as a substitute against Exeter in 2021. Before to the 2021–22 season, it was reported in 2021, that Henry will rejoin Pau of the Top 14 in France.

Joe Simmonds – Fly-half, 0 caps

Simmonds made his Exeter Chiefs appearance in 2018, against Saracens, and was given the game's MVP award. As Exeter defeated Newcastle Falcons to proceed to the Anglo-Welsh Cup final, he made the deciding penalty kick. Simmonds scored 13 goals as the Chiefs defeated Bath Rugby to win the cup 28-11.

When Exeter Chiefs faced Glasgow Warriors during round five of the European Rugby Champions Cup in 2020, he was appointed captain of the team. Simmonds is the youngest performer to have led his team to win a European Cup final.

Perpignan:

Ali Crossdale – Wing

He competed as a wing in the senior competition of Saracens in 2016-2021. In 2021-2022 he participated in Wasps. Later on, he was also a participant in Perpignan.

Brad Shields – Flanker, 9 caps

Shields represented New Zealand as an Under-17 player in 2008. In 2012 and 2016, he was chosen to the All Blacks training teams. He took part in the Barbarians' 31-31 tie with South Africa on November 5 at Wembley Stadium. He earned his England debut in 2018.

In 2019 Six Nations Championship match against Italy. Due to his injury, he was not chosen for the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Since then, he hasn't been in an international.

Racing 92:

Biyi Alo – Prop

Alo was on the bench for the final matchup at Eden Park versus South Africa as a participant of the England under-20 side that win the 2014 IRB Junior World Championship. Eddie Jones brought him up to the senior England team's training camp in June 2022.

Christian Wade – Winger, 1 cap

Wade was chosen for the 2013 British & Irish Lions tour to Australia and earned his Lions appearance on the right flank but was passed over for the 2014 Internationals. He was also chosen for the South Africa leg of the England Saxons tour.

Stade Francais:

Joe Marchant – Centre, 15 caps

Marold Marchant was a competitor of the 2015 Six Nations Under 20s Championship and England U18 in the World Rugby World Cup, collecting 59 points and ten tries. He was a member of Argentina's senior team in 2017 but was forced to withdraw due to injury.

Harry Glover – Centre, 0 caps

At the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series, he participated in more than 30 matches for England and earned two bronze and one silver medal. He was chosen for the Rugby World Cup Sevens in San Francisco. In the 2019–20 season, he participated once more for England Sevens.

Glover began playing for US Carcassonne in the Rugby Pro D2 league in France in 2021. He signed a contract with Stade Français in2021 to play for them in the 2021–2022 Top 14 season.

Toulon:

David Ribbans – Lock, 4 caps

He participated in the Under-19 Provincial Championship in 2014, and 2015, he made his first appearance in a class. Despite being selected for the Stormers team for the 2016 Super Rugby season, he did not play. He participated in four games and scored a try over Sharks U21 for a Western Province team that won the 2016 Currie Cup qualification tournament. Eddie Jones, the head trainer of England, called up Ribbans to a senior training team in October 2020.

Kieran Brookes – Prop, 16 caps

Marold Marchant was a competitor of the 2015 Six Nations Under 20s Competition and indicated England U18 in the World Rugby World Cup, collecting 59 points, including ten tries. He scored two tries in the championship match against Ireland while playing in the 2016 World Rugby Under 20 Tournament.

In a Rugby World Cup exhibition game over Wales in 2019, he made his Test appearance in the second half as Jonathan Joseph's substitution and earned his maiden try in Italy at St. James' Park.

Toulouse:

Jack Willis – Flanker, 7 caps

In addition to being selected for the England senior team for the 2018 tour to South Africa, Willis played for the England under-20 team in 2016. He was a member of Eddie Jones' England team for the last Six Nations game against Italy after coming in second in the 2019–20 Premiership final. In the 15th minute, he scored his first try, and England went on to win 40-0.

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