NSW WARATAHS 
The WeTalkRugby Rating weighs international caps, age against the peak for the position, captaincy, club strength and the strength of the international side.
Across 6 tracked matches: 323 metres from 44 carries, 6 clean breaks, 6 offloads and a 82% tackle success rate (47 made).
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Int. Friendly Games 3 apps · 1 tries
Nations Championship 3 apps · 0 tries
About Max Jorgensen
Max Jorgensen was Australian rugby’s most-discussed teenager for two years before he had played a full professional season, and the reason was straightforward: he was very obviously going to be good.
He is genuinely quick — one of the fastest players in Australian rugby — and comfortable at both fullback and wing. Rugby league clubs pursued him hard, and his decision to stay in union was treated as a national story rather than a transfer.
A serious knee injury cost him what would have been his breakthrough season, including a World Cup he had been talked about for at 18. He came back and picked up where he had left off.
He was born in 2004, which makes a home World Cup in 2027 arrive when he is 23 — young for a Test back three but not remotely young for a finisher.
His father Peter also played for the Wallabies.
Australia have been short of genuine try-scoring threats for the better part of a decade. He is the most convincing one they have produced in that time.
Frequently asked questions
What position does Max Jorgensen play?
Max Jorgensen plays as a fullback for Australia.
Which team does Max Jorgensen play for?
Max Jorgensen currently plays for NSW Waratahs.
How old is Max Jorgensen?
Max Jorgensen is 22 years old (born 2 September 2004).
How tall is Max Jorgensen?
Max Jorgensen stands 1.81m tall.
What nationality is Max Jorgensen?
Max Jorgensen is from Australia.
How many tries has Max Jorgensen scored?
Max Jorgensen has scored 1 tries and 5 points across 6 tracked matches.
