Adam Radwan was ready to quit English rugby last year, disillusioned with the game after a decade at Newcastle. A surprise call from Leicester changed everything. Within days, the winger had moved to Welford Road, rediscovering his passion and prolific form, with 20 tries in 24 appearances for the Tigers.

His instant impact helped Leicester reach last season's Premiership final, earning an England A call-up and putting him back on Steve Borthwick's radar. While he remains focused on playing for Leicester, his current nine-try haul this season has reignited hopes of a first England cap since 2021 ahead of the Six Nations squad announcement.

Radwan credits former coach Michael Cheika for the swift move, calling the opportunity an "absolute no-brainer." Now thriving in a side sitting fifth in the Premiership, his journey from nearly leaving the sport to becoming a key try-scorer underscores a remarkable turnaround. The next chapter awaits as Borthwick considers his options.