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L'ASM sécurise "l'enfant de Clermont" : Killian Tixeront prolonge jusqu'en 2028

Par Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 191 jours

Clermont's French flanker Killian Tixeront scores a try during the French Top14 rugby union match between Stade Toulousain Rugby (Toulouse) and ASM Clermont Auvergne at the Ernest-Wallon stadium in Toulouse, south-western France, on October 12, 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP) (Photo by VALENTINE CHAPUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

À Clermont, le recrutement se fait en interne. Après avoir déjà réussi à prolonger sa pépite Baptiste Jauneau, l’ASM a annoncé ce jeudi avoir sécurisé un autre de ses talents. Killian Tixeront (23 ans) a en effet signé un nouveau contrat avec les Jaunards, qui le lie désormais jusqu’en 2028 avec la possibilité de faire une année supplémentaire en option (jusqu’en 2029).

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Une bonne nouvelle pour son manager Christophe Urios, qui souhaite capitaliser sur la jeunesse triomphante de son club. « Killian est l’enfant de Clermont, raconte t-il sur le site internet de l’ASM. C’est un vrai leader qui a fait ses preuves avec les jeunes, les sélections nationales et s’affirme aujourd’hui avec le groupe. Il a ce truc en lui ! Évidemment, il faisait partie de nos priorités et nous sommes très heureux de le voir suivre le projet du club dont il sera l’un des acteurs majeurs. »

🟡🔵 ??????? ???????? ???????? ?????’?? ???? !
Nous sommes fiers de vous annoncer la prolongation de notre troisième ligne international.
Avec lui, la nouvelle génération de jeunes talents s’inscrit dans la durée. 🌋https://t.co/m1UwKyIDIv pic.twitter.com/Qc0OSwujNI
— ASM Rugby (@ASMOfficiel) September 18, 2025

« Un superbe exemple pour tous les jeunes qui jouent au rugby dans la région »

Le troisième ligne a aussi changé de statut l’été dernier en devenant international français lors de la tournée d’été du XV de France en Argentine. Il a connu depuis deux sélections de plus, contre la Nouvelle-Zélande en juillet.

« Killian est un exemple de réussite de la formation sur le territoire et nous sommes très heureux et fiers de le voir poursuivre sa carrière à nos côtés, s’est également réjoui son président Jean-Claude Pats. À seulement 23 ans, il compte déjà plus de 80 matchs avec l’équipe professionnelle et 3 sélections avec le XV de France, mais il est surtout un enfant de la région, de notre territoire, qui a grandi en soutenant l’ASM et en défend aujourd’hui ses couleurs avec la détermination et le talent que nous lui connaissons. C’est un superbe exemple pour tous les jeunes qui jouent au rugby dans la région. »

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Blackmania 1 hour ago

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Bazzallina 3 hours ago

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Bazzallina 3 hours ago

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Karlos G 3 hours ago

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JW 4 hours ago

Why Dave Rennie is lobbying hard for eligibility changes to bring Brodie Retallick back

I don’t really know what you think you mean by that. Do you think there was just a hole where he should have been and SA made easy meters? Do you think he was missing tackles he should have been making? Do you think he was doing nothing instead? Or are you simply referring to how poor the coaching strategy was?

From memory his lack of tackles was entirely unremarkable. It didn’t seem like he was doing anything badly or that he wasn’t in areas he should have been, or would have been better off in if the coaches had chosen it. I don’t think it makes any sense to think anything about it if that’s the case, it’s just how chance works out, like not having a scrum till the 60th minute in the loss to Argentina. Though I’m sure Foster could/should have thought of something.

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JW 5 hours ago

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Hilarious hearing Spencers South African accent come through, he really brought his NPC play to the team yesterday too, great stuff.

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JW 5 hours ago

Why Dave Rennie is lobbying hard for eligibility changes to bring Brodie Retallick back

I think the balance is about perfect myself SB.

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Rugby3 5 hours ago

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Footy Franks 5 hours ago

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JW 6 hours ago

Why Dave Rennie is lobbying hard for eligibility changes to bring Brodie Retallick back

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There are plenty of good stories as well and rugby in the contexts you raise is actually doing really well to stay competitive with other sports.

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BH 6 hours ago

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BH 6 hours ago

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unknown 6 hours ago

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It’s hard to find any indication of form . It’s all over the place .

The Force at least are consistent good loser .ujj

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Karlos G 7 hours ago

Why Dave Rennie is lobbying hard for eligibility changes to bring Brodie Retallick back

Honestly l can't remember his yellow in that final but if the analysis comments on here about his contribution of one tackle the whole game are correct than that kind of effort is a big contributor to the loss!

Me’s thinking that with the one yellow he got scared of making a tackle that leads to a red🤔

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JW 7 hours ago

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Well crickey that’s a topic. It should have lost the the WC final not having a hooker available, but you know, Foster and Moung’a just didn’t want to put the ball into touch after that.

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