Saracens' teenage sensation Noah Calouri has set his sights on an England summer Test debut following a breakthrough campaign. The young winger scored five tries against Sale in both his full debut and a recent rematch, establishing himself as one of rugby's most talked-about prospects. Calouri believes the time is now right for international rugby after experiencing the demands at England 'A' and Under-20 levels.

England's summer schedule includes Tests against South Africa on July 4 in Johannesburg, Fiji a week later in Liverpool, and Argentina on July 18 in Santiago del Estero. Calouri admits an autumn or Six Nations call-up might have come too soon, but feels his development plan worked perfectly. The 20-year-old has held discussions with head coach Steve Borthwick about his potential involvement in this summer's tour.

With Saracens pushing for honors, Calouri acknowledges the critical importance of every result at this stage of the season. He's focused on managing internal pressure while maintaining his form to force his way into Borthwick's plans. The versatile winger aims to finish the club season strongly before potentially making his England Test debut against the Springboks.