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Tyler Offiah
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About Tyler
Goal: 🏉 To play rugby for England
Tyler Offiah, born June 29, 2006, in England, is a professional rugby union winger playing for Bath Rugby in the Gallagher Premiership — and the son of Martin Offiah MBE, one of the greatest try-scorers in rugby league history with Great Britain and England. Standing 1.91m and weighing 98kg, Tyler combines the explosive pace and finishing instinct of his father with the physical presence demanded by the modern game. He began his rugby journey at Ealing Trailfinders aged five, attended St Benedict's School in Ealing, and was part of the London Irish academy before joining the London and South Central RFU academy. A multi-sport athlete, he also played American football as a wide receiver for London Blitz and rugby league for Richmond Warriors. He completed his A-Levels at Wellington College, Berkshire, and received an offer from the University of Bath to study Politics and International Relations, where he also played BUCS Super Rugby. Tyler made his professional debut for Bath Rugby against Bristol Bears on November 9, 2024, becoming one of the youngest players to represent the club in the Premiership. He has since made seven professional appearances for Bath. At international level, he represented England U18 in 2024 — where head coach Jonathan Pendlebury praised his natural desire to score tries and his joyful approach to the game — and progressed to England U20, competing at the 2026 World Rugby Junior World Championship. Known for his acceleration, top-end speed, and natural try-scoring ability, Tyler Offiah is widely regarded as one of the most exciting young wings in English rugby, with his sights firmly set on a full England senior cap....
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- ✦2026 – England U20 — World Rugby Junior World Championship
- ✦2026 – England U20 — vs New Zealand U20, July 18 2026
- ✦2024 – Professional Debut — Bath Rugby vs Bristol Bears, Premiership, Nov 9
- ✦2024 – England U18 — International Representative
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