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Reda Wardi s’engagerait pour 4 ans à Montpellier

Le pilier français de La Rochelle, Reda Wardi (au centre), lors du match de Top 14 entre l’Union Bordeaux-Bègles (UBB) et le Stade Rochelais au stade Chaban-Delmas, à Bordeaux, dans le sud-ouest de la France, le 26 avril 2025. (Photo par Romain Perrocheau / AFP via Getty Images)
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Le Midi Libre révèle dans son édition du 13 janvier que Reda Wardi, pilier gauche de 30 ans et 18 sélections avec le XV de France, pourrait s’engager avec le MHR. « Un contrat de quatre ans est sur la table », affirme le quotidien.

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Né à Montpellier, Reda Wardi y a appris le rugby dès l’âge de 13 ans au collège et a finalisé sa formation de 2014 à 2015 au MHR avant de faire ses premiers pas en pro en Pro D2 à Béziers où il a disputé 21 matchs, dont 16 en tant que titulaire, lors de la saison 2018/2019.

Il était engagé au Stade Rochelais jusqu’en 2028

Arrivé au Stade Rochelais en 2019, il totalise aujourd’hui 144 feuilles de match dont 102 comme titulaire. « Pilier très actif et mobile sur le terrain », « souvent utilisé en sortie de banc lors de sa première saison en Jaune et Noir », « très performant en mêlée, défenseur efficace et travailleur hors pair », comme le relève son club, il n’en reste pas moins convoité par son club d’origine qui tente de le débarquer une première fois en 2022, année où il décroche la Coupe d’Europe avec les Maritimes. Wardi choisit pourtant de rester à La Rochelle, assure le doublé européen la saison suivante et signe jusqu’en 2026.

Centurion du Stade Rochelais lors de la saison 2023/2024, avant de se blesser pour plusieurs mois au bras, il renouvelle son engagement jusqu’en 2028.

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Pourtant, le club à la caravelle aurait accepté de libérer son joueur plus tôt. Ce serait alors un retour aux sources pour Reda Wardi.

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