Noah Caluori has set his sights on making his England debut this summer after being named the Gallagher Premiership breakthrough player of the year. The young wing topped the try-scoring charts in his impressive first season with Saracens, scoring a remarkable 18 tries, including two games where he netted five tries each.

Caluori's strong performances have earned him a call-up to Steve Borthwick’s squad ahead of the Nations Championship, with the 19-year-old eager to feature in an uncapped match against a France XV on Friday night in Vannes. He aims to further his development by making his senior debut in July, with additional matches against South Africa, Fiji, and Argentina on the horizon.

Reflecting on his breakthrough season, Caluori stated, "I had goals... It is just kind of having the confidence to go after them and carrying on getting better each week." He emphasized the importance of maintaining a calm mindset to perform at his best, whether it’s during his first England appearance or for Saracens.

Throughout the season, Caluori has been carefully managed, spending time with Ampthill in the Championship and representing both England A and the Under-20s. He credits the support of his Saracens teammates, particularly Maro Itoje, for guiding him through the international setup. Caluori recalled Itoje’s advice during a high-intensity training session, urging him not to let the opportunity pass by.

While Itoje's participation in the summer fixtures remains uncertain, he has been a pivotal figure in Caluori’s journey. Borthwick is set to announce his matchday squad for the game against the France XV on Wednesday.