French · Toulouse, France · Born 11 July 1999French fly-half whose exceptional composure, powerful running and excellent goal-kicking have made him one of the most complete and exciting number tens in the world game.
Romain Ntamack is France's gifted fly-half and son of former French wing Émile Ntamack, a naturally talented playmaker whose exceptional pace, kicking game, and composure under pressure have made him central to France's exciting modern era. His heroics in the 2023 Rugby World Cup semi-final, where he kicked France into the lead against South Africa, were among the tournament's most dramatic moments.
Leading France to their first Six Nations Grand Slam in 12 years during the 2022 championship.
How They Played
Ntamack is known for his exceptional game management, precise kicking ability, and strong running game. He combines excellent vision and passing skills with the physical attributes to break defensive lines and create opportunities for teammates. His tactical awareness and ability to control the tempo of matches make him a complete modern fly-half.
Lasting Impact
Ntamack represents the new generation of French rugby talent and has been central to France's resurgence as a major force in international rugby during the early 2020s.
Career Honours
- Top 14 Champion 2019 (Toulouse)
- Top 14 Champion 2021 (Toulouse)
- Top 14 Champion 2022 (Toulouse)
- Heineken Champions Cup Winner 2021 (Toulouse)
- Heineken Champions Cup Winner 2024 (Toulouse)
- Six Nations Championship 2022
- Six Nations Grand Slam 2022
- Six Nations Championship 2023
- World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year 2019
| Club | Period | Apps | Tries | Shirt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stade Toulousain | 2017–2024 | 120 | 8 | #10 |
French Athletes