Anton Segner, a flanker born in Germany, is named in the All Blacks’ 34-man squad for the upcoming Test against France. Multiple outlets report that Segner is scheduled to make his international debut for New Zealand in the match. One source describes him as Frankfurt-born and set to become the first player born in Germany to represent the All Blacks. The selection is attributed to coach Dave Rennie, with Segner included in the squad announced ahead of the France Test. The reports frame the appointment as a milestone for New Zealand rugby, highlighting Segner’s German origins and the historic nature of his prospective debut. No additional details about the match location, kickoff time, or other squad changes are provided in the excerpts. Overall, the sources agree that Segner’s inclusion in the squad marks a first for German-born players in All Blacks history and that he is expected to play against France.