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Jordie Barrett
RugbyB|Hurricanes
New ZealandFebruary 17, 1997
Biography
Equally comfortable at fullback, in the midfield or on the wing, Jordie Barrett is one of the most versatile and influential backs in world rugby. Born on 17 February 1997, the Hurricanes utility is renowned for his towering aerial ability, his long-range goal and tactical kicking, and a powerful running game that makes him a threat every time he carries. A key figure for his Super Rugby side, Barrett provides tactical direction from deep and is a prolific points-scorer, equally capable of organising a defence or sparking an attack. He has been a regular in the All Blacks set-up, featuring at the 2023 Rugby World Cup where New Zealand reached the final, and he continues to be a cornerstone of their backline. His rare blend of size, skill and footballing intelligence allows him to slot seamlessly across multiple positions, and his composure under pressure makes him a trusted decision-maker. Few players offer the same combination of physical presence and all-round ability across the back three and centres.
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