Lawrence Dallaglio, an English rugby union player, transitioned from a celebrated club and international career to a respected pundit and a dedicated philanthropist, establishing a pathway for young people through sports.
Akuma Sports proudly announces a partnership with Lawrence Dallaglio, enhancing youth rugby.
Dallaglio RugbyWorks are delighted to announce their partnership with the British & Irish Lions Trust as one of their five charity partners for ...
Dallaglio RugbyWorks announces a new three-year partnership with APCOA and the West London Business Community.
Samsung activated its RFU relationship with 'School of Rugby' fronted by England and Rugby World Cup legends Lawrence Dallaglio and Martin Johnson.
BBH Sport launched with founding clients Virgin Media Commonwealth Games, Weetabix and the Rugby World Cup 2015, as well as on-going ...
The Mercer's Charitable Foundation (MCF) was awarded 'Charity Partner of the Year' at the Dallaglio Rugby Works Awards.
Under Armour Teamsports announced a new partnership with the Dallaglio Foundation, founded by Rugby World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio.
Lawrence Dallaglio is thrilled to share a partnership for the final Dallaglio RugbyWorks Cycle Slam 2024.
Lorenzo Bruno Nero Dallaglio was born on August 10, 1972, in Shepherd’s Bush, London. He was educated at King’s House School and Ampleforth College. Dallaglio’s early life included an unusual experience as a chorister, singing backing vocals for Tina Turner and at Andrew Lloyd Webber’s wedding. Eligible to play for Italy and Ireland due to his parentage, he ultimately chose to represent England.
Dallaglio played as a flanker or number eight for London Wasps throughout his club career, joining as a teenager and remaining with the club until his retirement. He captained Wasps during his tenure, leading them to multiple victories including the Heineken Cup in 2007 and their second successive Tetley’s Bitter Cup. His club career culminated in the 2008 Premiership Final, where Wasps secured a 26-16 victory at Twickenham in his final match.
His international career with England was extensive, earning 85 caps and captaining the team on numerous occasions. He was an integral part of the England squad that won the 2003 Rugby World Cup, playing every minute of the campaign. Dallaglio also achieved success in Sevens rugby, winning the World Cup Sevens with England in 1993. He went on three British & Irish Lions tours in 1997, 2001, and 2005. After his retirement from professional rugby, Dallaglio became a television rugby analyst and founded Dallaglio RugbyWorks, a charitable organization focused on social inclusion programs for young people.
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