Joe Cokanasiga (Bath Rugby)

The powerful winger, who celebrates his 22nd birthday on November 15, was used sparingly by Bath in the Heineken Champions Cup last season, playing only twice, but he still managed to score a try against Wasps.

With seven tries in nine Tests for England already, the Suva-born flyer can be expected to make further appearances for Bath this season in Pool 3.

Cokanaisga, who marked his international debut with a try against Japan at Twickenham last November, came to Bath’s attention in 2017/18, when he played five games for London Irish in the European Rugby Challenge Cup, scoring one try.

Romain Ntamack (Toulouse)

A World Rugby Under-20 Championship winner in 2018, Ntamack has already made his presence felt on the European scene in both the Heineken Champions and Challenge Cups, despite being only 20.

The goal-kicking centre or fly-half was bloodied by Toulouse in the Challenge Cup in 2017/18, scoring 19 points via a try, four conversions and two penalties.

The youngest member of France’s Rugby World Cup 2019 squad then eased himself onto the elite level last season, when he was a key member of the Toulouse team who reached the semi-finals of the Heineken Champions Cup, playing in all eight of their games and scoring 10 points.

In addition to his achievements in European club rugby, the son of French legend Émile has played 12 Tests for France this year, notching 52 points through one try, 13 conversions, six penalties and a drop-goal.