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Le centre Auguste Cadot reste au MHR jusqu'en 2028

Montpellier : le centre français Auguste Cadot lutte pour le ballon avec le pilier français de Perpignan Bruce Devaux lors du match du Top 14 de rugby entre Montpellier Hérault Rugby et l’USA Perpignan au stade GGL, à Montpellier, dans le sud de la France, le 26 avril 2025. (Photo MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP)
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Le trois-quarts centre Auguste Cadot, libre en juin prochain, a prolongé son contrat à Montpellier pour une durée de deux ans, a annoncé lundi 24 novembre le club héraultais.

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Originaire de Beaune (Côte d’Or), Auguste Cadot (1,80m pour 85 kg) formé au RC Chagny, a d’abord rejoint le CS Beanois puis le Biarritz Olympique où il a fait ses débuts chez les professionnels lors de la saison 2021/2022. Auteur de 6 essais en 22 titularisations cette saison au poste de premier centre avec le BO, Cadot est également capable de couvrir le poste de demi d’ouverture. Il s’était initialement engagé avec le MHR pour trois saisons (1 année Espoir + 2 années Pro), soit jusqu’en 2026.

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Son contrat maintenant prolongé jusqu’en 2028, il va pouvoir continuer à s’imposer sereinement au sein des lignes arrières de Montpellier, où il a cette saison été titulaire lors de sept des dix premiers matchs de son équipe en Top 14. Malgré la forte concurrence représentée par l’international Arthur Vincent, Lennox Anyanwu ou Justo Piccardo.

Le troisième ligne centre anglais Billy Vunipola et l’ailier Gabriel Ngandebe ont prolongé également récemment leur contrat avec le MHR. Les internationaux Baptiste Erdocio (pilier) et Lenni Nouchi (troisième ligne aile) avaient, eux, prolongé en septembre.

Montpellier occupe la 9e place du Top 14 avant de recevoir Bordeaux-Bègles lors de la 11e journée.

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