Borthwick, the England head coach, has dropped Tom Willis<\/a>, the Saracens No8, who has agreed to join Bordeaux B\u00e8gles next season, a move that will rule him out of the 2027 World Cup in Australia, as Borthwick can only pick players based in England. Emeka Ilione<\/a>, the Leicester flanker who is also capable of playing at No8, has been included in the squad and is one of the players who could profit from Willis\u2019s absence. <\/p>\n Willis will rejoin European champions Bordeaux at the end of the season<\/p>\n GASPAFOTOS\/MB MEDIA\/GETTY IMAGES<\/p>\n England begin their autumn programme against Australia at Twickenham a week on Saturday and will then play further matches against Fiji, New Zealand and Argentina. Borthwick will name his final squad for for his autumn programme next Sunday.<\/p>\n Willis, 26, the powerful ball-carrier who moved to Saracens from Bordeaux two years ago, has won eight caps, featuring in all five Six Nations matches last season, and started at No8 in both of England\u2019s Test victories in Argentina in July.<\/p>\n During Caluori\u2019s remarkable performance against Sale on Saturday, Sam Warburton, the former Wales captain working for TNT Sports, said: \u201cI haven\u2019t seen a player this good in the air, ever, and he\u2019s a teenager.\u201d<\/p>\n Mark McCall, the Saracens director of rugby, cautioned that his young star still has some way to go. \u201cNoah\u2019s aerial ability is unique, but everyone has got to take a breath,\u201d McCall said. \u201cHe\u2019s quite a special player and a great kid as well. He\u2019s a very balanced and sensible young fella who is obviously going to get a lot of attention. He\u2019s capable of dealing with that, but he\u2019s not the perfect player yet \u2014 far from it. He knows he has a lot of things to improve on. His ceiling\u2019s absolutely huge, but let\u2019s enjoy him and let him grow in the right way.\u201d<\/p>\n While Caluori\u2019s invitation for the three-day training camp indicates the impact he has made in his first three senior appearances this season \u2014 he also scored on his debut from the bench against Newcastle Red Bulls \u2014 he has not been included in the full 36-man squad and there are recalls for three other wings, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, Henry Arundell and Adam Radwan, who have also started the season strongly.<\/p>\n Feyi-Waboso scored his sixth try of the league season in the victory over Harlequins on Sunday<\/p>\n SHUTTERSTOCK EDITORIAL<\/p>\n Feyi-Waboso, the 22-year-old Exeter Chiefs winger, has scored six tries in four Prem matches after missing most of last season with injury. Arundell, 22, has not played for England since he won his tenth cap in the third-place play-off at the 2023 World Cup, having spent two seasons playing in France with Racing 92, but he has scored three tries in his first four matches since joining Bath this season.<\/p>\n Radwan, 27, the lightning quick Leicester Tigers wing, has developed his game since moving to Welford Road from Newcastle last season. He won two England caps in 2021 under Eddie Jones, Borthwick\u2019s predecessor, scoring a hat-trick of tries on his debut against Canada and one against Tonga.<\/p>\n![\"Tom](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/\/4c0966bc-c8d0-4962-99ce-54c264f14b17.jpg\")
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