English fly-half and Lions captain whose reliability under pressure, accurate goal-kicking and calm leadership have made him one of the most consistent and respected players in English rugby history.
Owen Farrell is one of English rugby's most important and controversial figures, a goal-kicking fly-half/centre who captained England to the 2019 World Cup Final and is his country's all-time leading scorer. Son of former league and union professional Andy Farrell, Owen's tactical kicking, clinical goal-kicking under pressure, and fierce competitiveness have been central to England's rugby for a decade. He later moved to Racing 92 in France.
Career Journey
Timeline
1991
👶 Born in Billinge, England
🏟️ Saracens
🏟️ Racing 92