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Ugo Monye joins Ben Jaycock to discuss whether Harlequins can bounce back from last season, England’s wing battle, Noah Caluori’s Test prospects and how England can close the gap on the world’s best.

Former England and British & Irish Lions winger Ugo Monye joined The Rugby Paper Assistant Editor Ben Jaycock to discuss key topics ahead of the new Premiership season. The interview focuses on whether Harlequins can rebound into title contention, the fierce competition for England's wing positions, and young prospect Noah Caluori's readiness for Test rugby.
Monye also explored what head coach Steve Borthwick's national side must do to bridge the gap with world leaders South Africa and New Zealand ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia. Additionally, Monye shared his Premiership predictions and highlighted players poised to make an impact.
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