Why England wing Caluori played on with detached wrist ligament
Summary
Noah Caluori, a 19-year-old English rugby player, played most of his breakthrough season with a detached ligament in his wrist. Despite the injury, he scored 18 tries in 13 games, made his England debut, and chose to delay surgery until the summer to continue playing.Key Facts
- Caluori injured his wrist in December during a Saracens match against Exeter.
- He decided to keep playing through the pain after consulting with coaches.
- He scored 18 tries in 13 Premiership games during the season.
- He made his England debut, scoring a try against Fiji.
- Caluori plans to have surgery to repair his wrist ligament in the summer.
- He missed the first game of the new season as he recovers.
- Caluori emphasizes the importance of mentality and staying hungry to succeed in his rugby career.
- Saracens narrowly missed qualifying for the Premiership play-offs.
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