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Sipili Falatea s'engage deux ans de plus avec l'UBB

Il y a 23 jours

Sipili Falatea, pilier droit de l'Union Bordeaux-Bègles. (Photo By Seb Daly/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

L’Union Bordeaux-Bègles a réglé la question de son pilier droit. En fin de contrat en juin 2026, Sipili Falatea (28 ans) a prolongé son bail de deux ans en Gironde, soit jusqu’en 2028.

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Originaire de Wallis-et-Futuna, le droitier polynésien a fini sa formation à Colomiers avant de débuter en professionnel à Clermont. Il avait ensuite rejoint en 2022 l’UBB où évoluait son neveu et centre international Yoram Moefana.

En quatre saisons en Gironde, marquées notamment par une grave blessure au genou (rupture des ligaments croisés) en janvier 2024, il a disputé 46 matches et était titulaire lors de la finale de Champions Cup remportée face à Northampton (28-20) en mai dernier.

Ses performances à Clermont et avec l’UBB lui ont ouvert les portes de l’équipe de France en juillet 2021 et Falatea compte aujourd’hui 14 sélections, dont une lors de la Coupe du monde 2023 en France contre l’Uruguay (27-12).

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