Paul Edward McLean, MBE (born 12 October 1953) is an Australian former rugby union player.
[1] From 2009 to 2015 he was chief executive officer for Savills (Australia & New Zealand), overseeing the Australasian operations of the multinational real estate services provider.
He was also a gifted runner and passer when he took those options although later in his career critics were regularly calling for Mark Ella's more obvious running game to be brought into the Wallaby side.
He also scored 21 points against Scotland in his final Test match, which was the Australian individual record at that time.
Brisbane newspaper journalist Hugh Lunn recorded the following on McLean's career in The Australian:"Paul McLean played 31 Test matches for Australia and 100 for Queensland; he won the rugby premiership for his school (St Joseph's, Nudgee) with a 55m penalty kick; Brothers club lost only one of the eight grand finals in which he played; he scored exactly 1000 points for Queensland in his 100th match in the last match of Queensland Rugby's Centenary year; he kicked 14 consecutive goals against Wales on their Australian tour; he holds the individual Australian point-scoring record for a Test match of 21 points and he is the greatest point scorer in the history of Australian Rugby Union.