Nineteen-year-old rugby player Noah Caluori is entering his second season in the Premiership with a focus on managing the increased attention from opponents and physical health. Caluori, who experienced a rapid rise to prominence last year, noted that he is now a known entity to opposing teams, which presents a new challenge compared to his debut season.

A significant factor in Caluori’s preparation for the upcoming year is his physical condition. During his breakout season, Caluori played through a debilitating wrist injury that hampered his performance. He has expressed optimism that competing without this pain will allow him to improve his output and reach new heights in his professional career.

Looking ahead, Caluori has set his sights on securing a place in the England World Cup squad for next year. His previous performance, which saw him finish as a joint top try-scorer in the Premiership and earn his first two international caps, serves as the foundation for these ambitions. While the pressure of 'second-season syndrome' is a common concern for young athletes, Caluori remains confident in his trajectory, stating that he expects to continue improving as he gains more experience at the top level.