Will Stuart Height, Weight, Age, Net Worth, Wife, Wiki, Bio, Stats

Famous Rugby Union Player Will Stuart Height, Weight, Age, Net Worth, Wife, Wiki, Bio, Stats details. In this article, we are sharing Rugby Union Player Will Stuart’s Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Family, Marital Status, Relationship Status, Girlfriend, Spouse, Children, Educational Qualification, Salary, Profile, Career Stats, Interesting Facts, Body Measurements, Weight, Hair & Eye Color, Shoe Size, Feet, and many more.

Will Stuart Biography & Age

Name	Will Stuart
Profession	Rugby Union Player
Date of Birth	12 July 1996
Birthplace	Westminster, England, United Kingdom
Age	25 Years
Zodiac Sign	Unknown
Nationality	British

Will Stuart Height, Weight & Body Measurements

Height	1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
Weight	133 kg (293 lb; 20 st 13 lb)
Body Measurements	Not Available
Hair Color	Light Brown
Eye Color	Hazel
Shoe Size	Not Available

Will Stuart Net Worth & Salary

Rugby Union Player Will Stuart’s Net Worth has been growing significantly this year. How much is Will Stuart’s Net Worth at the age of 25? Here we are sharing Will Stuart’s Income Source, Salary, House, Car, Assets, Money, and other property information.

Net Worth	$1 Million – $5 Million
Salary	Not Available
House	Not Available
Cars	Not Available
Source of Income	Rugby Union Player

Will Stuart Family, Relationship & Marital Information

Father	Not Available
Mother	Not Available
Brother	Not Available
Sister	Not Available
Girlfriend	Not Available
Wife	Not Available
Children	Not Available

Will Stuart Career Highlights

career start date	2016
Positions	Tighthead Prop
Career in club	Wasps 2014-19, Bath 2019-present
Apps and Points in the club	Wasps 32 in 20 points, Bath 203 in 2083 points
National team career	England U20s 2016-20, England 2020-present
Apps and Points in national team	England U20s Apps-10, Points-0, England Apps-12, Points-0
British and Irish Lions	N/A

Will Stuart Facts

After completing his school career Stuart joined Wasps academy. He made his Wasps debut on 4 November 2016 against Sale Sharks.
Lastly, Stuart was named in Bath on 18 January 2019 for 2019-20 seasons.
Stuart was selected in England to play in the 2016 World Rugby Under-20 Championship tournament. England won the junior World championship trophy defeating Ireland.
His first time calls up to England’s senior squad was to play in the 2020 Six Nations Championship.
As a senior rugby player, he made his debut on 2 February 2020 against Franch replacement for Kyle Sinckler. He played in the final round and lost to Italy.