“Controversy generated” as the official world Rugby men’s dream squad of the year was announced

There has been a buzz with the announcement of the official World Rugby men’s dream squad of the year.

The selection of World Rugby’s men’s squad of the year has caused disagreement among supporters.

Only one member of the world champion Springboks is on World Rugby’s men’s dream squad of the year, which has angered supporters.

With five players apiece, France and Ireland have the highest player representation; New Zealand has four, and South Africa has just one. Massive Springboks clasp The only player from the world champions included is Eben Etzebeth.

Prop loosehead The French are represented by Cyril Baille, openside flanker Charles Ollivon, outstanding scrum-half Antoine Dupont, prolific try-scoring wing Damian Penaud, and goal-kicking full-back Thomas Ramos. Ireland’s players include back-rower Caelan Doris, tighthead Tadhg Furlong, hooker Dan Sheehan, and centers Bundee Aki and Garry Ringrose.

 

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