Brodie Retallick

Brodie Retallick is an internationally acclaimed rugby union lock, celebrated for his high work rate, uncompromising attitude, and exceptional skill on the field. The 2014 World Rugby Player of the Year has established himself as a first-choice selection for both the Chiefs and the All Blacks throughout his career. After making his Super Rugby debut for the Chiefs in 2012, a season in which the team secured their first-ever title, Brodie Retallick went on to become one of rugby union’s most acclaimed locks. His professional career began in 2010 with his provincial debut for Hawke’s Bay, quickly leading to his selection for the New Zealand Under 20 side in 2011.

That same year, he notably captained the All Blacks for the first time in a match against Argentina. In 2022, Retallick achieved a significant milestone by earning his 100th test cap, becoming only the 12th All Black in history to reach this esteemed benchmark. Brodie Retallick concluded his Super Rugby career with the Chiefs in 2023, having played 128 games for the franchise, a testament to his consistent performance and leadership. Following his final season with the Chiefs, he returned to the Kobelco Kobe Steelers in Japan in 2023, where he continues to compete at an elite level, solidifying his status as a globally recognized and highly marketable talent in international rugby.