England captain Jamie George has been a mainstay of the international rugby scene for many years, with Steve Borthwick appointing him skipper ahead of the 2024 Six Nations.
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The 33-year-old, who has dedicated his entire career to Saracens in the Premiership, boasts an impressive list of achievements: three Six Nations titles, three European Champions Cups, and six Premiership titles.
However, his brother Gareth George took a different path in the sport.
While he didn’t reach professional levels in England, Gareth continued to pursue his passion for rugby overseas.
Gareth, who also plays as a hooker, recently represented the Thai Rugby National team against Singapore, having qualified on residency grounds.
He currently plays his club rugby in the Thai Premiership for the Bangkok Bangers.
Rugby Referee has incredible net worth of £39.3m, he’s the sports richest man
The rugby world isn’t just about breathtaking tries and fierce tackles; it’s also a realm where fortunes are made. Here’s the lowdown on the top 10 wealthiest rugby players right now:
10. Owen Farrell – £1.46 million ($2 million)
Saracens are making waves in the Premiership, and Owen Farrell, their skipper, is reaping the rewards. The bulk of his net worth, a cool £1.46 million, flows directly from his dedication to Saracens.
9. Maro Itoje – £1.46 million ($2 million)
Teammate to Farrell both at England and Saracens, Maro Itoje is on a trajectory to become one of rugby’s highest earners. His salary, comparable to the national skipper’s, showcases his potential.
8. Charles Piutau – £1.85 million ($2.5 million)
Former All Blacks player Charles Piutau’s move to Bristol Bears came with an eyewatering salary. The club’s investment in him during his five seasons speaks volumes about his impact.