All Blacks superstar Will Jordan has emerged as a major transfer target for French giants Toulouse, RUCK understands.

The 28-year-old is attracting concrete interest from the Top 14 champions as they prepare to replace departing France international Thomas Ramos.

Ramos has agreed to join Racing 92 after the 2026/27 season, leaving Toulouse facing the difficult task of replacing one of Europe's finest full-backs.

And Jordan has emerged as a serious option.

RUCK understands that Toulouse have identified the All Blacks star as a potential successor, although no formal offer has yet been made.

Jordan's current contract with New Zealand Rugby runs until the end of the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

That could open the door to a move to France following the tournament in Australia.

The Crusaders star has established himself as one of the world's most dangerous attacking players, capable of operating at both full-back and wing.

His potential arrival would give Toulouse another world-class attacking option alongside Antoine Dupont and Romain Ntamack.

However, there is no suggestion that negotiations are underway or that Jordan has decided to leave New Zealand.

For now, Toulouse's interest remains at an early stage.

10 facts about Will Jordan

1. Born in Christchurch

Will Jordan was born on 24 February 1998 in Christchurch, New Zealand. He is 28 years old.

2. A versatile attacking threat

Jordan can play at both full-back and wing. His pace, footwork and ability to find space make him one of rugby's most dangerous finishers.

3. All Blacks debut in 2020

He made his international debut against Australia in Brisbane in November 2020, beginning his remarkable rise in Test rugby.

4. All Blacks try-scoring record

Jordan surpassed Doug Howlett's long-standing record of 49 Test tries in July 2026, becoming New Zealand's leading men's international try-scorer.

5. World Cup record-equalling performance

He scored eight tries during the 2023 Rugby World Cup, equalling the record for the most tries at a single tournament.

6. World Rugby award winner

Jordan was named World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year in 2021 following his outstanding performances for New Zealand.

7. Schoolboy rugby sensation

While attending Christchurch Boys' High School, Jordan scored 19 tries in just 11 matches during the 2015 season.

8. Junior world champion

He was part of the New Zealand squad that won the 2017 World Rugby Under-20 Championship in Georgia.

9. Multiple Super Rugby titles

Jordan has enjoyed enormous success with the Crusaders, helping the Christchurch franchise win multiple Super Rugby championships.

10. Five tries in one match

Jordan scored five tries against Tonga in July 2021, falling just one short of the All Blacks' record for tries in a single Test.