Marcos Kremer is a world-class forward and one of the most feared tacklers in international rugby. Playing as Lock/Flanker for Argentina's National Team, Los Pumas, and for ASM Clermont Auvergne in France's elite Top 14, Kremer offers brands a profile built on raw power, discipline, and record-breaking performance.
Kremer represents resilience and physical dominance forged from humble beginnings in Concordia, Entre Ríos. His journey from a small provincial club to the summit of world rugby makes him a powerful storytelling asset for brands seeking authenticity, work ethic, and grassroots connection.
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Record-Breaking Performance: Holder of the tackle record in a single Rugby Championship match (28 vs. the All Blacks, 2020) and the tournament's all-time tackle record (97, 2025), cementing his reputation as rugby's ultimate defensive weapon.
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Elite Global Platform: A key starter for Los Pumas across multiple Rugby World Cups (2019, 2023) and for one of France's most prestigious clubs, giving brands exposure across both the Latin American and European rugby markets.
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Authentic Origin Story: His path from Los Espinillos (Concordia) to the world stage resonates strongly with grassroots and "self-made" brand narratives.

TALENT

STRATEGY

PASSION
CAREER
2010-2015
Los Espinillos & Salto Grande
Kremer discovered rugby at age 14 in his hometown club, building the physical foundation that defined his career.
2016-2020
Made his Super Rugby debut in 2016 at age 18, becoming a core forward for Argentina's franchise.
2020- 2023
First European experience, in France's Top 14.
Stade Français (Paris)
2015-2016
Atlético del Rosario
Continued developing in Argentine club rugby before his professional breakthrough.
2016
Pumitas & Argentina XV
A standout 2016 Junior World Championship fast-tracked his call-up to Argentina's development sides.
2016- Present
Debuted September 10, 2016 vs. New Zealand. Set a test-match tackle record (28) in the historic 2020 win over the All Blacks, and broke the all-time Rugby Championship tackle record (97) in 2025.
2023- Present
ASM Clermont Auvergne
Continues to build his reputation as one of the most physical forwards in world rugby.













