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Clermont : le flanker Alexandre Fischer s'engage trois ans à Bayonne

Par AFP

Il y a 303 jours

Le flanker de Clermont, Alexandre Fischer, attrape le ballon lors du match de Top 14 entre le Castres Olympique et l'ASM Clermont-Auvergne au stade Pierre-Fabre à Castres, le 23 avril 2022. (Photo by Fred SCHEIBER / AFP) (Photo by FRED SCHEIBER/AFP via Getty Images)

Le troisième ligne aile de Clermont Alexandre Fischer évoluera à Bayonne lors des trois prochaines saisons, a annoncé mercredi le club basque.

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Fischer, 27 ans, qui a découvert le rugby à Issoire avant de rejoindre le centre de formation de l’ASM, compte 90 apparitions avec les Jaunards dont 68 en Top 14. Un temps sur les tablettes de Bordeaux-Bègles, il a choisi de rejoindre l’Aviron, actuel 4e du Top 14.

Le natif de Chaumont avait été retenu pour participer à la Tournée des Bleus en 2021 en Australie, mais il n’avait pu rejoindre l’île continent en raison d’un problème de passeport.

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Le troisième ligne de 27 ans sera Bayonnais pour 3 ans ! Tout le club lui souhaite la bienvenue 🤝👏#rugby #TOP14 pic.twitter.com/qk48NblNwv
— Aviron Bayonnais (@avironrugbypro) February 19, 2025

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