Maro Itoje
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Saracens: Maro Itoje always confident his club would be back amongst Premiership’s best
England lock Maro Itoje has revealed that he was always confident Saracens would be back amongst the leading clubs in the Premiership.
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England: Maro Itoje confirms he will no longer sing ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot’
England forward Maro Itoje has confirmed that he will no longer sing along to ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” due to the origins of the anthem.
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Maro Itoje: Saracens and England lock challenges rugby’s status quo
Rugby’s status quo needs to be challenged according to England lock Maro Itoje, who insists that rugby is more exciting than Formula One.
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Challenge Cup: 100 up for Ollie Thorley as Maro Itoje returns for Saracens
Teams have been named for the first game of the European quarter-final weekend as Gloucester take on Saracens in the Challenge Cup.
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Challenge Cup: Maro Itoje returns for Saracens against Cardiff who have Josh Navidi back
The teams and predictions for this weekend’s Challenge Cup matches.
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England: Maro Itoje hoping to finish their Six Nations campaign on a high against France
England second-row Maro Itoje wants his side to end what has been a disappointing Six Nations on a high with a win against France in Paris.
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Six Nations: Five talking points ahead of England v Ireland
Here are five of the key talking points to mull over before England’s clash with Ireland in the Six Nations game at Twickenham on Saturday.
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England: Kyle Sinckler in and Maro Itoje doubtful ahead of Six Nations clash with Ireland
Maro Itoje has fallen ill before Saturday’s Six Nations game between England and Ireland while Kyle Sinckler is given the all-clear to play.
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England player ratings: Marcus Smith and Maro Itoje impress in Six Nations win over Wales
The England player ratings after their 23-19 Six Nations win over Wales.
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Reaction: Is Maro Itoje’s NFL-style half-time show dream a realistic one?
Stan Wilson examines the plausibility of half-time shows in rugby union.
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Maro Itoje: Rugby could benefit from Super Bowl-style entertainment
England lock Maro Itoje claims rugby would benefit from Super Bowl-style entertainment which would help the game reach more people.
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Six Nations: The player head-to-heads to watch out for in this year’s Championship
Planet Rugby features writer James While picks out a player head-to-head from each round of this year’s Six Nations that is worth watching.
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‘Maro Itoje will captain England’ – Eddie Jones
England head coach Eddie Jones has done a U-turn on his opinion that Saracens’ star second-row Maro Itoje would never captain his country.
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Quartet nominated for world player of the year
France’s Antoine Dupont, England’s Maro Itoje and Australia’s Michael Hooper and Samu Kerevi are the nominees for World Player of the Year.
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Maro Itoje fitness boost for England
Maro Itoje has handed England coach Eddie Jones a fitness boost with the news that he is fit to feature for Saracens against Wasps on Sunday.
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Saracens’ Maro Itoje set for Premiership return against Bath
Maro Itoje is “champing at the bit” ahead of his Premiership return for Saracens this weekend, according to director of rugby Mark McCall.
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The penny has dropped for ‘outstanding’ Maro Itoje
British & Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland has lauded Maro Itoje for his performance in their first Test win over South Africa last week.
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Maro Itoje hails Alun Wyn Jones’ powers of recovery
Maro Itoje has praised Alun Wyn Jones’ powers of recovery ahead of the Lions’ opening Test against the Springboks in Cape Town on Saturday.
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Maro Itoje condemns racist abuse of England footballers
Maro Itoje has hit out at the racist abuse aimed at England’s footballers, who missed penalties in Sunday’s Euro 2020 final defeat to Italy.
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Maro Itoje urged not to change playing style
England second-row Maro Itoje has been backed by team-mate Jamie George to learn his lessons from the Wales match in the Six Nations.
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Maro Itoje inspired by Chris Eubank ahead of Wales clash
England second-row Maro Itoje will be “enjoying the challenge” of being the villain when they face Wales in the Six Nations in Cardiff.
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Maro Itoje scarred by Scotland defeat
England lock Maro Itoje admits that the pain of their 11-6 Calcutta Cup defeat to Scotland at Twickenham will stay with him for a long time.
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Move abroad interests England and Saracens lock Maro Itoje
England and Saracens lock Maro Itoje has revealed he wants to test himself overseas at some stage in his already-glittering rugby career.
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‘Maro Itoje could lead the Lions’ – Warren Gatland
British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland has hinted that Maro Itoje could captain his team when they tour South Africa next year.
