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La liste du XV de France pour le Six Nations 2025

Par Idriss Chaplain

Il y a 61 jours

Fabien Galthié a dévoilé sa liste de joueurs pour le Six Nations 2025 (Photo de Franco Arland/Getty Images)

Fabien Galthié a annoncé sa liste de 42 joueurs pour le Tournoi des Six Nations 2025.

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Plusieurs points importants sont à noter, comme le retour de Romain Ntamack dans le groupe, 17 mois après son dernier match avec les Bleus, un match de préparation à la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 durant lequel il s’était blessé au genou.

Face aux blessures de certains cadres comme Gaël Fickou, Charles Ollivon ou encore Reda Wardi, le staff a décidé d’appeler des jeunes… et des têtes connues.

Cinq ans après sa dernière sélection, Rabah Slimani est également de retour, lui qui vit une deuxième jeunesse depuis son transfert au Leinster.

Matthieu Jalibert est aussi présent dans la liste, même s’il semble avoir été dépassé par Thomas Ramos dans la hiérarchie.

La belle dynamique de Toulon en cette première partie de saison est récompensée par la présence de huit joueurs dans le groupe et ce, malgré l’absence de Baptiste Serin.

Hugo Auradou et Oscar Jégou ont été rappelés un mois après le non-lieu déclaré par la justice argentine après l’accusation de viol dont ils étaient la cible.

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Au rang des nouveautés et joueurs à zéro sélection, on verra Noah Nene, joueur de Dax prêté par le Stade Français qui brille en Pro D2 cette saison.

Le Perpignanais Giorgi Beria sera également là, tout comme les Toulonnais Matthias Halagahu et Gaël Dréan, l’homme en forme du RCT avec 11 essais en 11 matchs, ainsi que Joshua Brennan (Toulouse).

Retrouvez la liste complète ci-dessous.

📣🇫🇷 Notre groupe de ?? ??????? pour préparer le Tournoi des #SixNations 2025 ! #NeFaisonsXV
🗓️ Rendez-vous le 31 janvier au @StadeFrance pour notre premier match 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ! 💪#XVdeFrance | @SixNationsRugby @renault_fr pic.twitter.com/RwIgm5T6kT
— France Rugby (@FranceRugby) January 15, 2025

XV de France, le groupe pour le Six Nations 2025

Avants

ABADIE Estéban
ALDEGHERI Dorian
ALLDRITT Grégory
ATONIO Uini
AURADOU Hugo
BAILLE Cyril
BERIA Giorgi
BOUDEHENT Paul
BRENNAN Joshua
COLOMBE Georges-Henri
CROS François
FLAMENT Thibaud
GAZZOTTI Marko
GROS Jean-Baptiste
HALAGAHU Matthias
JEGOU Oscar
JELONCH Anthony
LAMOTHE Maxime
MARCHAND Julien
MAUVAKA Peato
MEAFOU Emmanuel
PRISO Dany
SLIMANI Rabah
TAOFIFENUA Romain

Arrières

ATTISSOGBE Théo
BARASSI Pierre-Louis
BARRÉ Léo
BIELLE-BIARREY Louis
DEPOORTERE Nicolas
DRÉAN Gaël
DUPONT Antoine
FRISCH Antoine
GAILLETON Émilien
JALIBERT Matthieu
LE GARREC Nolann
LUCU Maxime
MOEFANA Yoram
NENE Noah
NTAMACK Romain
PENAUD Damian
RAMOS Thomas
VILLIÈRE Gabin

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From a personal point of view I would have 13 English players in the Lion touring squad*

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Twm Sion Cati 2 hours ago

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JE 2 hours ago

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JE 2 hours ago

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