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Former England back-row James Haskell believes Henry Pollock is currently the most talked-about rugby player in the world, praising his 'X-factor' and backing him to play a major role for England at next year's World Cup.

Former England international James Haskell has stated that rising forward Henry Pollock possesses the "X-factor" required to make a major impact on the international stage. Haskell believes Pollock will play a significant role for England at the upcoming 2027 Rugby World Cup.
The comments follow recent developments surrounding the young Northampton Saints player, who previously signed a new multi-year contract extension with his club. Haskell's endorsement highlights growing expectations for Pollock's potential integration into the senior national setup ahead of future international campaigns.
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