Rosie Galligan and Marlie Packer smiling at their newborn daughter on a rugby pitch

Welcome to the team, our latest ambassadors Marlie Packer and Rosie Galligan!

Published · by Recovery Kit Team

Two Red Roses World Cup winners are our newest Recovery Kit ambassadors.

We're delighted to announce that England rugby stars Marlie Packer and Rosie Galligan are joining Recovery Kit as our latest ambassadors.

Marlie Packer

Position
Flanker
England
110+ caps; former Red Roses captain
Rugby World Cup
Winner in 2014 and 2025
Honours
World Rugby Player of the Year 2023
Club
Harlequins from 2026/27, after nine seasons at Saracens

Rosie Galligan

Position
Lock
England
30+ caps
Rugby World Cup
Winner in 2025, on home soil
Comebacks
From meningitis, and a serious leg and ankle injury in 2020
Club
Harlequins, returning to rugby after pregnancy

Marlie Packer

Marlie needs little introduction. The flanker has more than 110 caps for England, won the Rugby World Cup in 2014 and again in 2025, captained the Red Roses, and was named World Rugby Player of the Year in 2023. After nine seasons at Saracens, she has joined Harlequins for the 2026/27 Premiership Women's Rugby season.

Marlie Packer in a Harlequins shirt, arms folded, on the pitch at The Stoop
Marlie Packer at The Stoop, Harlequins' home ground.

Rosie Galligan

Rosie is a lock with more than 30 England caps, and was part of the World-Cup-winning squad who lifted the trophy on home soil in 2025. Her path to the top hasn't been easy; Rosie came back from meningitis, and then a serious leg and ankle injury in 2020, so she knows better than anyone about long-term recovery. Now she's taking on her biggest comeback yet: returning to rugby after pregnancy, as she heads to Harlequins for her next chapter.

Rosie Galligan carrying the ball in a Harlequins kit and handing off a Saracens player
Rosie Galligan in action for Harlequins against Saracens.

A new arrival

There's even bigger news at home; Marlie and Rosie have just welcomed a baby girl, and everyone at Recovery Kit sends them our warmest congratulations.

How we will be supporting them

The NICE1 is at the centre of both their recovery routines. It combines cold and compression therapy in one iceless unit, running on just 300ml of tap water.

Marlie is settling in at a new club and building towards her first season in Harlequins colours. We'll support her preparation, with the NICE1 as her main recovery tool after training and matches, enabling her to keep performing at the level she's known for.

Rosie is beginning her return to rugby after pregnancy and birth. Coming back is a gradual process, guided by her medical team. We'll support her at every stage, with the NICE1 as her main recovery tool to reduce joint inflammation and ease pain as she returns to professional sport.

For both of them, it's about the everyday things too: recovering in the comfort of their home, looking after their bodies and feeling ready for whatever comes next. With a new baby in the house, that matters more than ever. Having the NICE1 at home means no trips to a clinic or physio room. They can fit a session around feeds and naps, stay close to their daughter and properly put their feet up while they recover. As their needs change, the rest of the Recovery Kit range will be there to back them up.

Keep an eye on our social channels to follow Marlie and Rosie's season with Recovery Kit. You can also read why the Red Roses team doctor trusts the NICE1.

Recover like the Red Roses

The NICE1 is available to hire for your own recovery, delivered to your door. If you are not sure whether it is right for you, our team is happy to talk it through.