Northampton Saints Henry Pollock nominated for World Rugby's breakthrough player of the year
The winner will be announced on Saturday (22 November).
Northampton Saints and England flanker Henry Pollock has been nominated for World Rugby's Breakthrough Player of the Year at the World Rugby Awards.
The Northampton flanker scored two tries on his international debut against Wales in March and has impressed in the current Autumn Nations Series.
World Rugby Chair, Brett Robinson said: “The World Rugby Awards represent a celebration of the very best our sport has to offer. From breathtaking tries to breakthrough talents and inspirational leaders, this year’s nominees have shone brightly on the global stage in 2025, truly embodying the values and spirit of rugby. "
"On behalf of World Rugby, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to each nominee for their remarkable contributions and achievements over the past year."
“Following the recognition of our women’s stars in September, I now look forward with great anticipation to announcing the winners and unveiling the Dream Team of the Year later this month, as we bring the year to a fitting and memorable close.”
The winner will be announced on Saturday (22 November).