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LOU : Dumortier touché à la cheville et absent quatre mois

Par AFP

16 Déc 2024

Lyon's French centre Ethan Dumortier looks on during the French Top 14 rugby union match between Section Paloise Bearn Pyrenees (Pau) and Lyon at the Hameau Stadium in Pau, southwestern France on September 2, 2023. (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ / AFP) (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ/AFP via Getty Images)

L’ailier ou centre international de Lyon, Ethan Dumortier, sera absent pour environ quatre mois en raison d’une blessure à la cheville gauche, a annoncé lundi le LOU Rugby.

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Le joueur de 23 ans (6 sélections en équipe de France) souffre d’une rupture du ligament interne et devrait être opéré, indique un communiqué du club lyonnais.

Dumortier s’est blessé samedi à l’occasion du match de Challenge européen Parme – Lyon gagné par le LOU (21-19).

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Bjs 2 hours ago

Johnnie Beattie: 'The Calcutta Cup showdown will decide Gregor Townsend's future, or whether it's time for Franco Smith'

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Guest 3 hours ago

Opening salvos will dictate Australian Super Rugby Pacific fortunes

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cm 3 hours ago

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PMcD 3 hours ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

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Derek Murray 3 hours ago

Opening salvos will dictate Australian Super Rugby Pacific fortunes

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Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

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Injuries rack up for France in one area of the field

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PMcD 3 hours ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

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PMcD 4 hours ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

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Hammer Head 4 hours ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

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And beyond that I have no doubt he is SA Rugby CEO material. He’s a builder. I see him building for some time to come.

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Guest 4 hours ago

Opening salvos will dictate Australian Super Rugby Pacific fortunes

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Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

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