England wing Tommy Freeman sets sights on switch to centre for club and country

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16/09/2025 13:00

'If I can be trusted in the midfield then I'll go for it'
Freeman enjoyed a stunning 2024-25 campaign

England's reigning player of the year Tommy Freeman has revealed he sees his future at outside-centre and intends to continue his transformation into midfield in the coming season.

A winger by trade, Freeman enjoyed a stunning 2024-25 campaign, racking up 23 tries for Northampton, England and the British & Irish Lions. Freeman scored a memorable hat-trick in the Champions Cup semi-final win over Leinster, having become the first England men's player to score in every round of the Six Nations.

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