Manu Vunipola
Vunipola was first team captain when he attended Harrow School.
A promising fly-half, Manu Vunipola is a stand-off with great game management and control.
The cousin of Billy and Mako made his senior debut as a replacement against Harlequins in the Premiership Rugby Cup, having an immediate impact by sending Rotimi Segun through for an all-important bonus-point score.
A first Premiership outing followed in May 2019 against Exeter Chiefs and his maiden start came two weeks later at Worcester Warriors.
Vunipola started Storm’s final win over Newcastle Falcons A in the Premiership Rugby Shield and went on to play for England Under-20s in the World Rugby Championship.
Mako Vunipola staying at Saracens
Saracens Rugby Club can happily confirm England and British & Irish Lions prop Mako Vunipola has committed his future to the club.
Sarries to play Irish at The Stoop
Saracens will now play London Irish on Monday 31st August in Round 17 of the Gallagher Premiership.
Championship year important for Saracens’ future – Clark
Calum Clark says the challenge of the Championship will be tough for Saracens but will be a good platform for the club’s youngsters to showcase their talents.
Clark signs Saracens extension
Saracens is pleased to announce Calum Clark has penned a contract extension. He has signed a one-year deal and will enter a fourth year with the club.
We’re a stronger group than we’ve ever been – George
Jamie George has described the current period as the most exciting of his time at Saracens and says the squad is the strongest it has ever been.
George pens long-term extension
Saracens is delighted to announce hooker Jamie George has penned a long-term contract extension.
Sarries begin restart away to Bristol
Saracens will resume their Gallagher Premiership campaign on the road at Bristol Bears on Saturday 15th August. The Men in Black […]
Saracens Club Update
Saracens Club Update: This week has seen the club take some further positive steps forwards, on and off the pitch.
Woolstencroft aims to step up into a leadership role
Tom Woolstencroft is hoping to prove his worth as a leader for Saracens over the next couple of seasons.
Woolstencroft extends time at Saracens
Tom Woolstencroft is the latest Saracen to commit his future to the club. The hooker has penned a new two-year contract to stay in north London.
