Danny Cipriani is a British former professional rugby union player who played fly-half for clubs including Wasps, Melbourne Rebels, Sale Sharks, Gloucester and Bath, as well as representing England. Known for his exceptional talent, mercurial style of play and headline-grabbing off-field life, Cipriani was one of the most talented and controversial players in English rugby.
Who Am I? is his candid autobiography, exploring not just his rugby career but his struggles with mental health, identity, relationships and the pressures of living in the public eye. The book goes far deeper than a typical sports memoir, offering a raw and honest examination of who he is beyond the pitch.
Available as both a book and an audiobook, Who Am I? offers compelling listening and reading for rugby fans and anyone who appreciates a memoir that goes beyond sport to explore the real, messy, human questions of identity, vulnerability and self-discovery.
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