Owen Farrell Biography: Awards, Age, Siblings, Parents, Net Worth, Height, Wife, Children, Team

Owen Farrell is a prominent figure in rugby. He is known for his leadership on the field as the England National Rugby Union team captain and the Saracens club.

Born into a family with deep rugby roots, Farrell quickly rose to prominence with his outstanding skills as a fly-half and inside center.

His sharp goal-kicking abilities and tactical intelligence have made him a critical player for England, especially in leading them to significant victories such as the 2019 Rugby World Cup final.

Profile

•   Full name: Owen Andrew Farrell  
•   Date of birth: September 24, 1991  
•   Age: 33 years old
•   Gender: Male  
•   Place of birth: Billinge, Merseyside, England
•   Nationality: British  
•   Profession: Professional Rugby Union Player
•   Height: 1.88 meters (6 ft 2 in)  
•   Parents: Andy Farrell (father), Colleen Farrell (mother)  
•   Siblings: Gabriel (brother), Elleshia, and Grace (sisters)  
•   Spouse: Georgie Farrell (née Lyon)  
•   Children: Tommy Farrell, Freddie Farrell
•   Relationship status: Married
•   Religion: N/A  
•   Ethnicity: N/A  
•   Net worth: £1.46 million

Early Life and Education

Owen Farrell, now 33, was born on September 24, 1991, in Billinge, Merseyside. He grew up with his father, Andy Farrell, a celebrated rugby league and union player who is currently the head coach of Ireland’s national team. Owen’s extended family, including his uncle Sean O’Loughlin, also have strong ties to rugby.

The Farrell family relocated to Hertfordshire when Owen’s father transitioned to playing rugby union for Saracens. Owen attended St George’s School in Harpenden and formed lifelong friendships with future rugby teammates like George Ford and Maro Itoje.

During his youth, Owen dabbled in football and even had a trial with Manchester United at 13, but rugby soon became his clear path. After completing his schooling, Farrell attended Hertfordshire University, where he studied Business.

Personal Life

Owen Farrell married his longtime partner, Georgie Lyon, in July 2018. The couple, who had been together for many years before tying the knot, share two sons, Tommy, born in March 2019, and Freddie, born in March 2021.

The family lives in Hertfordshire with their dog, Ron. Georgie keeps a low profile, avoiding media attention, although she often supports Owen during his matches.

Career

Farrell’s professional career began with Saracens in 2008, and he quickly established himself as one of the most reliable fly-halves in English rugby. He helped Saracens secure multiple Premiership titles and European Champions Cup victories, becoming the club’s top point scorer over time.

Farrell also became a central figure in the England national team, debuting in 2012 and eventually captaining the side. One of his career highlights came in 2019 when he led England to the Rugby World Cup final in Japan, although they lost to South Africa.

Farrell has also toured with the British and Irish Lions, participating in the 2013 and 2017 tours. His consistency in high-pressure situations and his precision with goal-kicking have been critical elements of his success for Saracens and England.

Awards

•   Premiership champion with Saracens (2011, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019)  
•   European Champions Cup winner with Saracens (2016, 2017, 2019)  
•   European Player of the Year (2017)
•   Six Nations Champion with England (2016, 2017, 2020)  
•   British and Irish Lions tour participant (2013, 2017)

Net Worth

Owen Farrell’s net worth is estimated to be around £1.46 million. Most of his wealth comes from his professional rugby contracts with Saracens and the England national team and sponsorships and endorsements.

Social Media

•   Instagram: @owenfaz  
•   Twitter: N/A