13 Louis Rees-Zammit
Having returned from an 18-month NFL adventure, Bristol Bears’ Louis Rees-Zammit is faster and more explosive than ever. His speed, agility, and ability to read space make him a lethal finisher, while his chip-and-chase technique adds another dimension to his game. Rees-Zammit’s athleticism, combined with a killer instinct, allows him to exploit defences and consistently create scoring opportunities for his team.
12 James Lowe
Ireland and Leinster rely on James Lowe for both firepower and rugby IQ. His pace, strength, and finishing ability make him a constant attacking threat, while his tackling and turnover skills reinforce his defensive impact. Versatile enough to play hybrid roles, Lowe remains a key figure despite being 33, blending experience with a tactical understanding that enhances both club and international performances.
11 Max Jorgensen
At just 21, Max Jorgensen has already shown glimpses of a world-class winger. Representing Australia despite being born in England, Jorgensen impressed during the 2024 Rugby Championship and scored a match-winning try on the Wallabies’ spring tour. Injuries have limited him at times, but his potential is undeniable, combining youthful exuberance with speed, agility, and a remarkable eye for try-scoring opportunities.
10 Ange Capuozzo
Italy’s Ange Capuozzo, though often playing fullback, has proven devastating on the wing. The 26-year-old combines speed, agility, and footwork with strong defensive awareness and a sharp kicking game. A Champions Cup winner with Toulouse, Capuozzo consistently makes line breaks and finds the try line, demonstrating a balanced blend of flair, skill, and tactical acumen, proving he’s more than just a traditional winger.
9 Canan Moodie
South Africa’s Canan Moodie is a rising star with explosive pace and finishing ability. Known for strong defensive work and an uncanny sense of timing in attack, he brings balance to the Springbok backline. His agility and vision make him a dangerous counter-attacker, while his physicality ensures he is just as effective in contact. A player to watch for years to come.
8 Rieko Ioane
Rieko Ioane has been a mainstay for New Zealand, blending raw speed with intelligent attacking lines. The All Blacks wing combines finishing instinct with aerial skill, creating a dual threat in both open play and set pieces. Ioane’s defensive work and ability to link with midfield runners highlight his all-round contributions, making him a complete and dynamic option for the world’s most demanding backline.
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