IN PICTURES: The talented Saints squad made up of players under the age of 25

The young prop has recently been getting some game time at Bedford Blues, with Saints having high hopes for him in the years to come.

Enjoyed a prolific pre-season campaign and he has the ground running since Chris Boyd arrived last summer, making himself a first-team regular in the space of a few months.

The tighthead prop announced himself on the big stage with a stunning cameo in a derby-day success at Leicester last season and he has been given plenty more game time during this campaign.

The lofty lock is a growing influence in the Saints pack, racking up plenty of appearances and ensuring that his club have coped while England star Courtney Lawes has been on international duty.

Many will be surprised that this man is still only 23 given the maturity he has shown for Saints since joining in the winter of 2017. He is now a firm fixture in the second row.

The former Leinster youngster made an immediate impact after joining Saints in 2017 as he went on to help the Wanderers win the A League that season, scoring in the final against Exeter Braves.

The flanker has been in sensational form this season, taking the confidence given to him by the coaches and more than rewarding them with a string of superb displays.

Brother of former Saints lock Jordan Onojaife, Devante has strutted his stuff for Scotland Under-20s in recent times and has made three Saints first-team appearances so far.

The sparky scrum-half has formed a nicely balanced partnership with James Grayson and he impresses every time he takes to the field.

Recently won the Premiership Rugby Cup breakthrough player award thanks to some fine displays in that competition but he's also shown his capabilities in the Premiership and in Europe.