Enslin Claasen is a South African winger and centre who joined Béziers Rugby Club in 2025 via the JIF programme.

A former Western Province academy player, he brings pace, footwork, and the physicality of the South African back three game to European club rugby. Born in Wolseley in the Western Cape, Enslin Claasen came through the competitive South African provincial pathway, representing Boland at Craven Week before earning Western Province contracts at U/19 and U/21 level. In 2025 he was selected through the JIF programme to join Béziers Rugby Club, becoming one of the youngest South African backs to transition into French professional rugby. Playing across the back three as a winger and centre, his game is built on explosive pace, an eye for space in the wide channels, and the aerial and contact work that Fédérale 1 demands.