The Barbarians will boast at least 372 caps in their armoury after naming a whole host of international stars to take on Leicester Tigers at Welford Road on Wednesday March 3 (kick-off 7.45pm).
South African scrum half legend Joost van der Westhuizen tops the list with 89 appearances for the Springboks, while world record points scorer and Welsh fly half Neil Jenkins is only two behind.
Wales duo Ian Gough and Andy Marinos will reacquaint themselves with Tigers having played against them in this season's Heineken Cup.
Fijian national hero and former Tiger Waisale Serevi will add his usual dazzle to proceedings, while barnstorming Samoan hooker Trevor Leota will ensure that big hits are on the menu.
Irish prop Justin Fitzpatrick and front row colleague Alessio Galasso are the Castres contingent, while London Irish back row Kieron Dawson adds some zest to the back row.
South African-born France back rower Steven Hall is Beziers' representative at the match, with Canadian scrum half Morgan Williams also on hand with 34 caps worth of experience.
The Barbarians are also still looking to add one or two well-known names to their final squad list, as they continue their long-standing tradition of entertaining rugby.
Barbarians squad to face Tigers:
Trevor Leota (London Wasps - 31 caps for Samoa)
Kevin Yates (Sale Sharks - two caps for England)
Justin Fitzpatrick (Castres - 26 caps for Ireland)
Alessio Galasso (Castres - two caps for France)
Alex Codling (Saracens - one cap for England)
Bob Casey (London Irish - five caps for Ireland)
Ian Gough (Newport Gwent Dragons - 21 caps for Wales)
Steven Hall (Beziers - two caps for France)
Kieron Dawson (London Irish - 21 caps for Ireland)
Declan Danaher (London Irish)
Joost van der Westhuizen (Blue Bulls - 89 caps for South Africa)
Morgan Williams (Saracens - 34 caps for Canada)
Neil Jenkins (Celtic Warriors - 87 caps for Wales)
Mark Denney (London Wasps)
Andy Marinos (Newport Gwent Dragons - eight caps for Wales)
Waisale Serevi (Bordeaux-Begles - 38 caps for Fiji)
Sebastien Bonetti (Agen - three caps for France)
Tom Beim (Viadana - two caps for England)
Denis Cech (Saracens)